Dejon's sister begs him to leave ‘controlling' Meg and couple up with Love Island bombshell Billykiss
She warned that she will 'stop watching the show' altogether if he doesn't end up with the Irish beauty.
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Dejon's sister has begged her brother to leave 'controlling' Meg and couple up with brand new bombshell Billykiss
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She warned that she will 'stop watching the show' altogether if he doesn't end up with the Irish beauty
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Sparks flew between influencer Billykiss and personal trainer Dejon
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Sparks flew between
But, back in the villa
Now, Dejon's sister Saint is having her say on the situation, taking to TikTok she revealed how she really feels about Meg and her brother's relationship.
She said: 'I love my brother and I'll support whatever decision he wants to make on Love Island but if he fumbles the bag with Billykiss.
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"If he fumbles the bag with her, I'm going to have to stop watching the show. Im going to have to stop watching it.
'I support him in whatever decision he makes, but I'll be so upset.
"Everyone pray that he chooses Billykiss."
Last night's episode saw
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After gathering around the firepit new bomshells
The boys were then told to stand up if they'd like to recouple with Billykiss.
Two dumped Love Islanders revealed as villa stars break down in tears over shock exit
The girls then had to stand up if they'd like to recouple with new bombshell Ryan, but none of the girls stood up.
Now newly single, this left Alima and new bombshell Ryan dumped from the show.
Meg has been recently been called out by ITV viewers for her
After her brother's decision Saint made a follow up post, captioning video: 'Welp are prayers were not answered (sad emoji)'
She added: 'Clearly him and Meg have a good connection in the villa and he really likes her and she likes him and I'm happy for him.
"Like I said, whatever decision he makes I'm going to root for him, I'm here for him, I love him and I support him, I'll welcome Meg into the family.'
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Meg has been recently been called out by ITV viewers for her 'controlling behaviour' towards Dejon
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Fans were shocked that Dejon did not stand up to couple up with Billykiss but instead chose to stay with Meg
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Saint made a follow up post after the re-coupling captioning video, 'Welp are prayers were not answered (sad emoji)'
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