Love Island first look as Harry and Helena make a bold move leaving Shakira fuming
Tonight's episode shows the fall out from shock exit and a jaw-dropping move in a game of Snog, Marry, Pie....
Love Island is back on ITV tonight, following Friday night's dramatic twist that saw Megan and Remell dumped from the villa after being voted the least favourite islanders.
The episode also highlighted a growing divide among the girls in the villa, with tensions reaching boiling point as Toni and Helena clashed over Harrison. Their heated exchange left viewers concerned with the overall dynamic between the female Islanders.
But the drama is far from over. In tonight's episode, tensions escalate between Helena and Toni and Harry's surprise kiss with Helena leaves Shakira feeling betrayed and clearly upset.
Here is a sneak peek into tonight's episode, airing on ITV2 at 9pm...
Following the shock announcement that Megan and Remell have been dumped from the Villa, emotions run high as the Islanders prepare to say their goodbyes.
Tommy shares a heartfelt moment with Megan, telling her: "You've been a big part of my experience here and I'm grateful for it."
Meanwhile, Alima assures Remell there are "no hard feelings," as he packs to exit the villa.
In a touching exchange, Conor asks Megan: "Will you wait for me?" and she replies simply: "Yeah, I'll wait for you."
After the emotional farewells, Conor reflects with Ben by the fire pit: "I hand on heart do not think that anyone is going to come through that door that I fancy more than Megan… I look at her like a girlfriend on the outside."
Later, Toni and Yasmin unpack the latest results and the bottom six drama. Toni states: "Ben was in the bottom, do you think that humbles him?"
Yasmin replies: "I think that should humble him, even more so because I wasn't standing there as well."
Later in the evening, tensions reach new heights within Helena, Toni and Harrison's love triangle. Harrison pulls Helena for a chat to check in after her clash with Toni earlier in the day.
Helena defends her actions, saying: "She's making out like I broke girl code… It would be breaking girl code if it was Meg, Megan or Emily… but they're not my mates."
After being encouraged by Shakira, Harrison later speaks to Toni. Toni quickly fires at him, saying: "I was just about to go home and you thought you'd check on her, the same girl you just kissed in the Hideaway?"
Harrison says: "I'm not sorry for exploring a connection because I've told you so many times that we're open," before continuing: "I'm sorry for making you upset, do you accept my apology?"
Toni isn't having it, replying: "No, that's not how you apologise to people."
The next day Harrison tries again, pulling Toni for a chat on the hammock. 'Can you tell me how you're feeling without a sarcastic answer please?' he asks.
Toni lays it bare: 'Horrible, stupid, embarrassed…" As Harrison insists they agreed to stay open, Toni puts her foot down: "Open and disrespect are two different things… I'm not a triangle as b**h."
Elsewhere in the villa, Yasmin gets a text that promises chaos. It reads: "Islanders, pucker up as it's time to show your true feelings in a game of SNOG, MARRY, PIE! #LipsDontLie #HotMessExpress"
The girls are up first. Helena plants a kiss on Harry, cheekily saying: "It's been a while and I wanted to test the waters.
Then Shakira also snogs Harry, boldly stating: "I fancy the pants off him."
But when it's the boys' turn, things take a messy turn.
After almost walking past her, Harry unexpectedly snogs Helena, leaving Shakira stunned. "There's undeniable sexual chemistry," he says before going down on one knee for Shakira.
After she declines his proposal, Alima tells Harry: "I'm getting second hand embarrassment, get up."
Later that evening on the terrace, Toni and Yasmin comfort a distraught Shakira, who vents her frustration: "I can handle all of them being b****es when I've got a good thing with Harry… Now everything has gone to sh**."
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