Love Island game of ‘spin the bottle' kicks off as Tommy snogs TWO girls – and Megan is left fuming
Sunday night's episode looks to be a corker - literally
SNOGGING HELL Love Island game of 'spin the bottle' kicks off as Tommy snogs TWO girls – and Megan is left fuming
LOVE Island will be thrown into chaos with a messy game of 'spin the bottle' on Sunday.
In the teaser clip for Sunday night, everything kicked off and heated up between the singles as they played the raunchy game.
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Shakira could be seen smooching Harry
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She also seemingly kissed Tommy
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He also seemingly smooches with Emily, too
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The game looks as though it will be explosive on Sunday night
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Playing the iconic game of Spin the Bottle, the Islanders could be seen donning their bikinis and Speedos as they took turns in spinning the giant bottle.
In the brief clip, it was clear that Tommy snogged Welsh beauty Emily as Irish beauty Megan looked on in horror.
Tommy is coupled with Megan, but now it looks like there might be tension between the two.
He then sensationally smooched Shakira as well.
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Meanwhile, the real bombshell of the game looked to be Shakira's steamy smooch with Harry.
In the teaser clip's edit, it seemed as though the Islanders were asked to snog who they'd most like to be coupled up with.
It then cut to Shakira smooching Harry as Helena and Ben looked at their current love interests with disgust.
"Is that Shakira and Harry kissing?" said one viewer in reaction to the teaser clip.
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"Shakira and Harry that kiss? no way so she dumped Ben for Harry? This is Crazy. can't wait for Sunday Night," penned a second.
"Was that Shakira kissing Harry?" asked a third, in disbelief.
Watch moment Harry reveals he's FAKING his feelings for Shakira to stay in the Love Island villa
This came after Harry and Shakira rekindled their romance aid "unfinished business" following his hideaway moment with Helena at the start of the series.
In Friday night's episode, Harry made a move for Shakira again and even told her she's "The One".
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Pulling Shakira for a chat, Harry asks how she's feeling.
"Initially, you were number one for me," Harry said in a candid way to the stunning brunette.
He then said that he doesn't think he would do the things he does if they were together, because she "wouldn't stand for it".
"It was you," Shakira confessed, "And still is you. But it's your behaviour for me that I can't tolerate."
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Harry then admitted that he wanted to spend some more time with her and rekindle what they had at the start.
"If that could possibly be arranged?" he pleaded.
Shakira then said: "It could be arranged."
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The game will air on Sunday night
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