Love Island's Caprice Alexandra reveals true feelings on girls' villa divide ahead of final

Daily Mirror

3 days ago

EXCLUSIVE: Love Island 2025 bombshell Caprice Alexandra has spoken out on the divide between the girls in the villa and her own love life amid rumours of a romance with a fellow Islander
Caprice Alexandra, the Essex bombshell who briefly lit up Love Island this year, is giving fans a sparkling insight into what life looks like now she's walked away from the villa and the infamous divide that is glaringly taking place in the villa between the girls.
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During the show, Caprice and fellow bombshell Poppy accused some of the boys of 'game-playing' after refusing to choose them to recouple. Caprice, 26, entered the villa as one of the four sleepover bombshells on 23 June 2025, alongside Giorgio Russo, Poppy Harrison and Will Means, with her sights set firmly on Dejon Noel‑Williams.
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It comes after Love Island star Shakira Khan's mum reveals her true feelings on Harry after a surprise gesture.
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But despite some flirtatious teasing and a snog during the VIP sleepover challenge, Dejon ultimately chose to remain loyal to Meg Moore - and Caprice was dumped after just two days in the villa.
When it came to the recoupling decision, Dejon was adamant he wanted to remain with "my Meg". At the time, Caprice told Maya Jama she wasn't surprised, saying she'd been confused the whole time.
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Speaking exclusively at the NRTAs, she didn't shy away from reflecting on her whirlwind stint on the show. On what life has been like after Love Island, she told us: "Do you know what it's lovely. Everyone is just really lovely, I've come out to a lot of love and it's all just exciting and fun. I feel like I'm having the best summer of my life."
Most recently, Love Island bombshell Shea Mannings sparked rumours he was romantically involved with Caprice after they were spotted looking very cosy in a series of social media posts.
But when quizzed on her love life, Caprice was candid as always, as she said: "If the right person is in my life then I'm open to it but I've got a lot going on, like, I'm working – I'm doing what I was doing before, and I'm still trying to get into content so I've got a lot going on but I'm open to dating. I'm still trying to find my husband."
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Naturally we asked who she's backing to win this year, and Caprice didn't hold back: "Yasmin and Jamie, 100%. Jamie is from my area, Yasmin I love her, she's been real from the start and her mum is a baddie. So, like, I love them."
Then there's her take on the villa drama - specifically the divided girls. Contrary to playing judge, she offered her opinion: "I just think they're two different people – as in the groups they're two different types of girls and I think it's clear from the start and they clearly are real, they didn't fake a friendship and they're not friends and they should just keep it that way."
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This comes just two episodes after Toni brought the girls around the firepit to try and bridge the divide and call a truce. But recent scenes have shown the divide is as strong as ever.
Viewers said: 'The divide is actually insane… i'm sat here raging at my TV screen,' while another said: 'I've watched love island since Series 1 and this series is hands down the most uncomfortable to watch. This girl divide is f****n awful. The smart ass comments thrown about, the sly digs, the ganging up on 1 girl…it's actually draining.' A third commented: 'The Great Villa Divide of 2025 is alive and well,' and a fourth: 'I've never seen THIS strong of a divide in the villa before.'
Love Island 2025 airs every night at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.