Watch Love Island star Shakira's brutal blink and you'll miss it dig at Harrison as he quit the villa – did you spot it?
The 22-year-old from
as an OG Islander.
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Love Island star Shakira made a brutal dig at Harrison as he quit the villa - but if you blink you'll miss it - did you spot it?
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The 22-year-old from Burnley entered this year's villa as an OG Islander.
Credit: tiktok/@ashley_bramwell
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Fans believed she was mocking Harrison because he often licks his lips in the villa
Credit: tiktok/@ashley_bramwell
In recent scenes, Shakira
"But I don't think you like Con as much as you like Harry."
Following the game, Conor had a chat with fellow villa lads Harrison, Harry and Dejon.
Love Island
Shakira later told him that her words had been "twisted" and that what Conor had been told by the other boys was "b******s".
Conor argued: "They're saying it when they have nothing to gain from it."
However,
Shakira
shot back: "Of course they have things to gain from it. The biggest f*****g game players about. £25 f*****g k."
She then went on to call Harrison and Harry liars and cockroaches
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However,
the show
after
the night before.
Love Island's Shakira leaves fans stunned as she 'breaks the fourth wall' with surprise comment
Posting the clip on TikTok, the fan captured the moment and captioned it: "Shakira, the gift that keeps on giving."
In the video, Shakira slowly licks her lips as Harrison walks off with his suitcase.
And because Harrison licks his lips all the time on the show - fans are convinced she's mocking that.
Fans flocked to comment and one wrote: "I think she's mimicking him cause he always does that tongue thing."
"She's mocking his tongue thing because he always sticks his tongue out and licks his lips," added another fan.
While a third said: "She should of just dumped him tbh dk why she kept him there."
Shakira was
She met
The two bonded quickly after
However, she would later recouple with fellow OG Islander Conor just days later.
The Irish rugby player, 25, had
to couple up with
Shakira
on Day 2 - but she opted for Harry at the time.
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Shakira had previously been arguing with Connor about something Harrison said
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Fans said she was mimicking him but should have just dumped him before
Credit: tiktok/@ashley_bramwell
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A tearful Harrison decided to leave the show after Lauren was savagely dumped
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