Hannah Fields Addresses Viral Sex Scene With Pepe Garcia On 'Love Island': 'Forgot I Was Being Recorded'

Hannah Fields is finally responding to the viral "Love Island" sex scene that has the internet buzzing. Her reaction comes just days after being dumped from the villa, where islanders are cut off from the outside world and unaware of the online discourse, including the nonstop chat about the moment she spat in her hand during a steamy scene with Pepe Garcia.

“We had not slept in, like, 24 hours. It had been three hours after we went to bed,” Fields told Us Weekly. “You kind of forget that you’re on camera."

"I literally always forgot that I was being recorded, and it would dawn on me because I’d just see a camera, and I’d be like, ‘Oh sh-t, I’m being recorded.’"

According to Fields, she didn't recall her intimate moment with Garcia until the next day, when she urged him not to talk about it with others.

Fields didn't learn the moment made it to air until recently, adding, "I'm like, 'Oh, I couldn't have been less discreet.'"

Fields and Pepe aren't the only islanders who took their relationship to the next level inside the villa. In fact, Fields revealed that the "Love Island" cast developed a code word to discuss their intimate moments without being found out.

“We had a code name for intimacy,” Fields stated. “We would say, ‘How was your journey? What was this journey like?’"

Fields explained that the code word began with Huda Mustafa, who viewers saw getting intimate with Jeremiah Brown. "[Mustafa] said something like, ‘Oh, I had a journey. My journey went all the way,'" Fields recalled.

While fans worldwide also went on a journey with Fields and Garcia, the reality star explained that she actively tried to block out the presence of cameras and the thought that America was watching.

That mindset, however, proved difficult to maintain, especially when she was dumped from the villa in a recent episode, leaving Garcia behind to connect with other single islanders.

"You don’t know if people are voting out of spite or if people are voting because they actually like you," she said. "When I was in the bottom three, I tried really not to think about it as, ‘Oh, America didn’t like me.’"

"I don’t wanna think that America hates me. Nobody wants to think that. But I think there were a couple of times that people had said, ‘Oh America must not like me.’ When I got coupled up with Pepe, the girls would tell me like, ‘Well America must’ve seen something that you didn’t.’ America was really personified in the villa," she continued.

The reality star also opened up about the connection she made with her first match inside the villa, Charlie Georgiou, who was sent home days before Fields in another shocking elimination.

“I mean, we had a great time, and at the time, we had the strongest connection," she said before revealing they also experienced their "fair amount of downs."

Georgiou echoed this sentiment in a previous interview, reported by The Blast, describing how he and Fields rediscovered each other in a new way prior to his abrupt removal from the villa.

"We spoke. We found out more things about each other on a deeper level. That conversation went on for a while and it was beautiful and we were so happy after it," he said. "I was like, 'Wow, this is it. I'm gonna get to experience this real 'Love Island' journey now. We're gonna do this together. Whatever comes at us, okay. If we mess up along the way, it's all part of the journey.'"

Since leaving the villa, Fields revealed she's "had pretty mixed emotions for a while."

She also addressed whether she and Garcia would explore their connection once season 7 of "Love Island" wraps.

"I’ve just been trying to stay really open-minded because I don’t know what’s gonna happen. He could build another connection,” she said. "I would love to continue building my connection with Pepe [outside the villa], but I’m not gonna force anything."