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Published 11:06 14 Jun 2022 BST

Paige was all of us after what Gemma said... (ITV)[/caption]
But Gemma was adamant, adding: "No but they only eat grass really, don’t they?"
Fair to say, viewers were on Paige's side in this one.
Journalist Chi Chi Izundu tweeted: "Did Gemma just say she’d lick a horse’s a**e hole because it’s clean because they just eat grass? #LoveIsland."
https://twitter.com/blondeafro/status/1536445738628046850Another said: "Are we ignoring the fact that Gemma was really tryna convince the girls that a horse’s a**e is clean enough to lick?"
https://twitter.com/sxndie__/status/1536642320677974016 And a third wrote: "The one thing we heard from Gemma this whole episode was that she would lick a horse's a**s" https://twitter.com/fuckmrcheeto/status/1536452160032067587 https://twitter.com/rutho9u/status/1536445835445157889 Gemma is a professional dressage rider and her father Michael Owen owns a number of race horses, so the 19-year-old has spent most of her life around the animals. But if this exchange is anything to go by, she may have become a bit too comfortable in the presence of equines. Related links:Explore more on these topics:
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