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Love Island's Alex Bowen suffers 'meltdown' in isolation as wife Olivia says he's been 'pacing the house'

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Alex Bowen has admitted he has suffered a "meltdown" while in isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic.The 27 year old, whose other half recently shared her excitement as their hot tub finally arrived, spoke about the struggles he's been facing in lockdown during Superdrug's 'Super Together' virtual series.

When asked how he's coping, Alex explained: "I've always been a big kid and I've realised that even more in lockdown." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

You can sign up at the top of the page. He went on to confess that he is struggling to stay indoors for any longer as being in quarantine has pushed his limits on how long he can entertain himself for at home.

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