The latest bombshell to head into the Love Island villa is planning to confront Brad over what he thinks is bad chat.
Teddy Soares, 26, will join the show in Friday’s episode, and it looks like he’s planning to rock the boat when he arrives in the villa.
The senior financial consultant believes Brad needs to improve his game and ask the girls more questions, as he thinks he only wants to talk about himself.
It comes after Chloe complained that Brad hadn’t asked her anything about herself when they were getting to know each other.
Teddy says he plans to give Brad some friendly advice about women when he arrives.
He says: “I think Brad needs a bit of direction – I think his chat is a bit one-sided to be honest.
“When I come in, I’m going to say ‘Brad, you need to ask some more questions.'”
But Teddy has higher opinions of the other boys, and is a fan of Jake’s banter.
He continues: “I think Jake’s really funny, I’m always laughing when I see a moment with him.
“I think he farts too much to be honest – but everyone seems really welcoming and chilled as well.”
Teddy says he is ready to find love and is a long-term relationship guy.
He adds: “I think I’m ready for love now. Law of attraction is probably what I believe in, so being in the villa is part of that thought process.
“I’m not getting any younger. I’ve always been the type of guy to be in long relationships.
“Never broken three years though.
“If I do find someone in the villa, I’m going to take it seriously.”
And he has his eye on all of the girls — even though they’re all coupled up.
He says: “I want to get to know all of the girls. I’m not afraid to step on toes to get the girl I want.”
Teddy also says he’ll be the one the other Islanders can turn to when they need someone to talk to.
He continues: “I’m cuddly, caring and all my friends, when they have an issue they call me and confide in me.
“I’m always that person to lean on. I’m the person they pick up the phone and speak to me about any issues they have.
“I think I’m going to add that element with the boys.
“From a girls’ standpoint, they’re going to have to get used to me stirring a few pots and causing a bit of a ruckus.
“I do think hopefully, me walking into the villa the girls will have something to look at.”
* Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2