What is Love Island's Hugo's disability and what happened on the ITV2 show last night?
Our Factor 50 email brings all the goss direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Fan favourite Hugo Hammond was reduced to tears last night, after his comment that he prefers girls that "aren't fake" offended several of the girls in the villa. Hugo entered the villa to "set a good example" to others, by being the first ever islander who has a physical disability. Hugo has kept a relatively low profile so far, forming a platonic alliance with Chloe, rather than engaging in any romantic drama  however, last night's episode suggests Hugo's drama-free days may be over, and that some of the girls on the island may have turned against him. Hugo was born with club foot. According to the NHS, club foot is a painful condition where a baby's feet turn both in and under. Club foot is caused by the Achilles tendon (the large tendon at the back of the ankle) being too short, and it can cause problems with walking if left untreated. Hugo has revealed he had multiple operations when he was a child in order to correct this condition: "I had a lot of operations when I was a kid. Now you can only tell when I walk barefoot. I've got a really short Achilles heel, so I walk slightly on my tip toes." Hugo found himself in hot water on last night's episode, after stating his preference that he prefers girls that "aren't fake" offended Faye and Sharon. Hugo made this comment during a game, where the islander's guess each other's sexual and romantic preferences. Hugo stated that his preference is for "leggy blondes" that "aren't fake"  a seemingly innocuous comment, maybe, but it came right after a question in which all the girls in the villa had to state what work they'd had done. With most of the girls on the villa having had botox, fillers, or another kind of cosmetic surgery, it seemed like Hugo's comment was bound to offend someone. Once Hugo realised how much he'd offended some of his fellow islanders, he immediately burst into tears. After a heart-to-heart with Faye and Sharon, who shared some of the insecurities which had made them seek out cosmetic surgery in the first place, the islanders seem to have made up. Get a Liverpool Echo newsletter today The Liverpool Echo sends newsletters on a wide range of topics - including our daily news bulletin, now going out three times a day. There are others on what's on, politics, court news, Knowsley, Wirral, and arts & culture, as well as both Liverpool FC and Everton FC. Signing up is free and it only takes a minute for you to get the biggest stories, sent straight to your inbox. How to sign up for an Echo Email Update 1) Go to our dedicated newsletter page at this link. 2) Put your email in the box where indicated 3) Tick as many boxes as you like, for each newsletter you want. 4) Press Save changes and that's it! However, many of last night's viewers were firmly #TeamHugo, with many believing that Hugo meant no harm by his comments, and that Faye and Sharon were overreacting. In particular, Sharon's comment comparing not wanting to date someone who has had surgery to not wanting to date someone because of their height or their race, struck many viewers as pretty unreasonable. Explaining her feelings to Hugo, Sharon said: "I would never turn around to a guy and be like I wouldnt date you because of your height, or I wouldnt date you because of your race." However, this comparison rubbed many viewers up the wrong way, with Twitter user exclaiming: "Sharon comparing cosmetic surgery to race is THE most ignorant thing ever! As well as the plastic surgery-related bust-up, two new girls entered the villa last night. At the end of the episode, as they were recovering from last night's row, the islanders were stunned by the entrance of two stunning blondes: Lucinda and Millie. With many of the boys already stating their preference for blondes this season, there's no doubt that the new girls will be in hot demand. Receive newsletters with the latest news, sport and what's on updates from the Liverpool ECHO by signing up here