The fallout of the dramatic Casa Amor recoupling saga came to a head in Friday's (July 8) episode of Love Island, with the final nail in the coffin for Tasha and Andrew.
After Tasha came back with the shock decision to leave Andrew and explore her spark with Billy, Andrew got his own back by coupling up with Coco.
But tonight, as Andrew continued to pine after Tasha and decided to cool things down with Coco, the truth came out.
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"I’m gonna be completely honest with you and how I’m feeling as well. Just at the moment with Tasha being on my mind, I feel like I don’t wanna lie to you and I don’t wanna say something to you if I don’t mean it yet," Andrew explained to Coco.
But when Andrew and Tasha decided to have a chat, where Andrew revealed how hurt he had been, it was looking like there could still be a spark between the two. Until Coco stepped in and revealed to Tasha that things between her and Andrew were not as innocent as they seemed, with kissing and cuddling taking place.
Tasha returned to Andrew with this newly discovered information. “I don’t know if we can come back from this. I am very hurt deep down," Tasha told Andrew.
“Do you want to see where this goes?" Andrew asked, to which Tasha replied, "Right now, I don’t really know.”
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Still, things truly reached their tipping point when Coco admitted to everyone that Andrew had "sucked her t*ts" and even implied wanting to go further.
When Tasha found out, it was well and truly over for Andrew. "It’s the fact that I have been made out to be the villain and bad person when he has done this that is so much worse.
“I don’t care anymore. Actions speak louder than words. He’s shown what he would be like in the outside world. He’s f**ked it. I’m done.”
Love Island airs on ITV2 and is available via catch up on ITV Hub and Britbox.
Asyia is an entertainment reporter covering TV, film, theatre, music, books and general showbiz.
She was previously a freelance reporter who has written for publications including Glamour, gal-dem, Metro and Bustle.
She has a gold-standard NCTJ diploma from News Associates. Asyia has covered industry events such as the London Film Festival and BFI Flare and has a specialist interest in analysing LGBTQ+ issues, race and identity within the cultural landscape.
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