 She said: 'Because if we don't talk about these things, it won't get better.' Elsewhere during the BBC interview, Laura made a cheeky quip referring to her time on Love Island. Talking about whether this was a 'different' side to her, she said: 'It's always been there. 'I just walk a little bit faster on this show than I do on other shows.' Laura, who is married to Love Island narrator Iain Stirling, had been commenting on baffling reactions to her 'slow walk' on the ITV2 dating programme. Laura was left baffled at complaints over her 'slow walk' (Picture: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) During her time fronting the programme, before Maya Jama took over, Laura faced mockery over her famous 'slow walk'){kind=link}
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Former Love Island host Laura Whitmore has revealed police told her to ‘expect’ a terrifying stalking ordeal she faced eight years ago because of her line of work.
The 38-year-old is returning to her investigative journalism roots with a new ITV series exploring serious issues women face.
The documentary series sees Laura explore incels, rough sex and cyber stalking – the latter of which she has a personal story relating to.