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This season of Occupation Double Martinique has been nothing short of controversial. Following the surge of viewers' criticism regarding ongoing bullying in the house, OD production made the decision to kick out the faulty contestants — but not before facing major backlash and losing loads of sponsors. Félix also found himself in hot waters this season and has since been eliminated from the show. Despite having already left the house, Félix's images and promo videos have all been removed, leaving no trace of his time in the competition.

Occupation Double Martinique has been causing a stir this season following accusations of bullying. On October 22, former Occupation Double Afrique du Sud cast member, Claudie Mercier took to her Instagram to share her thoughts regarding the controversy. Considering OD lost many sponsors and even kicked contestants accused of bullying off the show — it's no surprise other Occupation Double players are voicing their thoughts.

Occupation Double Martinique has been causing more controversy than ever before after a few contestants were accused of bullying. Fans of the reality show have been livid over Isaack and Philippe's actions against Jonathan, which ultimately led the contestant to voluntarily leave the house. Now, Tommy is speaking out and sharing the deets on his experience in the OD house and whether he regrets his time on the show. In an Instagram Stories Q&A posted earlier this week, Tommy made it clear that despite the unfortunate outcome, he regrets nothing.

Occupation Double Martinique has been on just about everyone's radar this season and not for the best of reasons. Despite its success, OD is causing major controversy this season when it comes to ongoing bullying and fans of the show have had enough.

This season of Occupation Double Martinique has found itself ruffling far more feathers than anticipated, so much so that the reality show is now losing sponsors over alleged ongoing bullying.