Love Island: All Stars spoilers follow.
Love Island: All Stars will lose several cast members as a shock mega dumping throws the villa into chaos.
The audience will soon be voting for their favourite boy and girl in the villa, with several couples left vulnerable as a result as the results have huge ramifications on the makeup of the house.
As host Maya Jama enters the villa to inform the Islanders of the results, the group will get more than they bargained for as the cast are given all the responsibility when it comes to determining who will stay on the show.
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The news followed Monday's (January 27) episode, which saw Scott Thomas and Tina Stinnes attempt to work things out following his heated argument with Luca Bish on Sunday, with Scott taking Tina aside as he attempted to clarify his feelings.
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“I said to the boys tonight that, basically, I love spending time with you,” he told Tina. “We vibe, but I wanted to say to you tonight that I’m worried I’m not fully in the same place that you’re [in]. That’s all it was going to be.
“I’m pissed off. I’m annoyed. I need to process all this shit,” said Tina, before she elected to “withdraw” herself from the conversation – will the couple be able to recover from their mixed feelings for each other?
There was also a frank conversation between Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Ronnie Vint following Harriett Blackmore’s arrival in the villa as a bombshell, a move that has seen Ronnie and Harriett rekindle their romance.
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“I’m going to be honest with you,” said Ekin-Su to Ronnie. “We asked Harriett if she loved you [Ronnie]. She said: ‘I’m not in love with Ronnie. I have a different kind of love for him.’ She wants to explore with other men.”
After Ekin-Su asked if Ronnie would be “okay with that”, he promptly replied that he wouldn’t be, adding that he wasn’t a “mug”. This led to a squabble with Harriett - will the pair be able to move past this latest argument?
So, who will be left in the villa after tonight?
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