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Love Island 2022 DAY 12 RECAP: New bombshell Danica turns heads and is set to take first pick in a shock re-coupling. Love Island: 'You lied to him multiple times!' Fans fume as 'hypocrite' Ekin-Su says she 'doesn't like liars' after kisses with Jay after discovering Ekin-Su's secret kisses with Jay Love Island fans go wild for Davide as he STEALS the pillows and duvet off the bed to sleep on the sofa. She added: 'The deception wasn’t only with Manti. Speaking of the day they learned of the ruse - Christmas - his mother told Couric: 'It took (Manti) a while to say it. The interview took an emotional turn as he was joined by his parents Brian and Ottilia. He said he had 'known' Kekua though Twitter and Facebook and he was drawn to her by the fact that she was Polynesian, loved her faith and 'knew a lot' about his Mormon beliefs. It wasn't until reported the hoax that he finally learned the truth. Te'o told Couric: 'From December 6 to January 16, my whole reality is that she was dead and she was suddenly alive.' The Heisman Trophy runner-up said he only learned of the hoax when he received a phone call in early December from a woman saying she was Kekua. This girl, who I committed myself to, died on September 12.' I, my whole world told me that she died on September 12. He replied: 'Katie, put yourself in my situation. And you knew that something was amiss, Manti,' the talk show host said.
Pressed by Couric to admit that he was in on the deception, Te'o said he believed Kekua had died from the cancer. Te'o also vehemently denied any involvement in the hoax, saying that he believed Kekua was dead until he received a mysterious phone call on December 6 saying that she had not died of leukemia as he had believed. She says she never met Te'o or the alleged hoaxer Ronaiah Pretty face: Photos of Diane O'Meara, 23, were stolen to play the face of Lennay Kekua.
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