Love Island All Stars participant Luis Morrison is embroiled in a heated dispute with the mother of his two-year-old son, who claims he owes her thousands in child maintenance following their family’s abandonment.

Chloe Elizabeth, 24, alleges that their son, Romeo, set to turn two in March, is more likely to witness Luis on TV than in real life, having only met him a few times. The reality star has reportedly not made child support payments since July 2023 and is now in arrears, prompting an investigation into the reason behind the lapse.

Despite Luis’s recent statement to viewers about personal growth as a father, Chloe spoke exclusively to The Sun, branding her ex “toxic” after his return to television. She criticised Luis for enjoying a luxurious lifestyle while neglecting financial support for their child.

“He’s on lovely holidays, drives a nice car, lives in a nice house in a nice area, wearing his designer clothes, yet he hasn’t given Romeo any money or support for most of his life,” Chloe stated, expressing disbelief at the situation.

Chloe emphasised that if Luis appears in just ten episodes of the current series, it would mean Romeo has seen his father more on TV than in person. Luis, a series one star, reenters the Love Island villa for the All Stars launch, nine years after reaching the final with ex-girlfriend Cally Jane Beech.

Luis and Cally welcomed Love Island’s first baby, Vienna, but their relationship ended amid cheating allegations. Subsequently, Luis entered into a serious relationship with Chloe, and they had a child, Romeo, who faced severe health challenges, including being on life support for over two months.

Despite their relationship ending, Chloe encouraged Luis to spend time with Romeo, but their contact has reportedly become minimal. Chloe, battling postnatal depression and PTSD, expressed disbelief at Luis’s lack of involvement in their son’s life.

Having not spoken to Luis since before Christmas, Chloe claims he failed to see Romeo or provide a present. She was unaware of his participation in Love Island All Stars, stating that seeing him on the show brought up painful memories.

Chloe criticised ITV for not reaching out to the mothers of Luis’s children, expressing concern that someone like him was given the opportunity to be a role model on national television. An ITV source emphasised that all Love Island participants undergo extensive checks and receive training on respectful behaviour in relationships before entering the villa.