After the nation watched them fall in love over the summer, Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham's new reality TV show was set to be a hit.
The ITVBe show was set to follow the loved-up pair's journey through stardom and the ups and downs of their relationship.
However a source has since told The Sun that producers have been left concerned over Dani's demands since filming has begun.
They told the paper, "Jack and Dani were watched by the nation for eight weeks on Love Island – but that’s very different to having cameras in your home capturing your every movement on a day to basis.
“They weren’t very comfortable with it at first – and Dani, in particular, was quite vocal about not wanting her arguments with Jack filmed.
“There were some complaints that Dani refused to give any ‘reality’ to the show and she struggled to be as natural as she was during the summer.
"In the end bosses were questioning whether the series should even be aired but equally didn’t want to disappoint the fans.”
But a spokesperson for ITVBe shot down the claims, telling the paper, “We have a great relationship with Jack and Dani and have enjoyed working with them throughout the series. We’re really pleased with how it is taking shape."
Jack, 27, revealed the reality of their relationship post-Love Island, admitting, "We do have arguments but people can’t think the world is going to end because we've had a row. It’s a normal thing having an argument."
The former pen salesman also admitted to finding the making of their show hard, adding, “Filming the show wasn’t easy. It was tough, it was intense – you’re on camera most days of the week all day long.
“We had bickers during filming just like any other couple. I got emotional with Dani doing it; I even had a couple of tear-ups. But Dani and I got through it."
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