The real reason why Love Island's Harrison has 'quit', following tearful breakdown and messy love triangle
According to an insider, the 22-year-old footballer decided to leave the show after being involved in one of the most dramatic love triangles the show has ever seen.
Harrison, who is originally from Derby, but relocated to Miami for his career, is said to have left the villa late on Thursday night and is on his way home to the UK.
"It's been a momentous few days for Harrison and ultimately he has decided to quit," the source told The Sun.
"Everyone was so shocked and people were crying and hugging him."
"He worked through everything with the ITV duty of care team and is making his way home to his family now."
Harrison has been involved in a love triangle with Toni and Lauren. He was originally coupled up with Toni, but recoupled with Lauren who he met at Casa Amor.
His return to the villa with the new girl caused drama between him and Toni, who coupled up with Cach, and he eventually revealed that he still has feelings for her, leading her to pick him at the next recoupling and leaving both Cach and Lauren in tears.
Toni then learnt that Harrison had slept with Lauren twice and felt terrible that she'd chosen him. He apologised to Lauren and agreed to let her crack on with Ty while he and Toni progressed in their relationship, but on Thursday night, Toni broke down in tears after she saw Harrison and Lauren in the bathroom flossing one another's teeth.
Through tears she told him that he was "embarrassing her" and that he should have stayed with Lauren, before telling the girls that she's so "done".
And things only got worse during the game of Couple of Sorts, where Toni and Harrison learned that they had been voted for by the public for the "couple who are playing a game", "the couple who are relying on physical attraction" and "most one-sided couple".
From the look on Toni's face as they stood up on the podium, it was clear to see that she had checked out of the relationship.
Cosmopolitan UK has contacted ITV for a comment.
New episodes of Love Island air on ITV2 on weekdays and Sundays at 9pm.
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