Love Island feud explodes as Blu and Shea get into tense war of words in most savage dumping twist ever
Plus, what else has gone down in the villa this week
SAVAGE TWIST Love Island feud explodes as Blu and Shea get into tense war of words in most savage dumping twist ever
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A LOVE Island feud has exploded in the villa, The Sun can reveal.
In Thursday night's instalment of the new season of Love Island, two hunky men were left after the recoupling - meaning they were vulnerable to being dumped from the show, with the episode left on a massive cliff hanger.
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Blu and Shea have been embroiled in a massive feud after the twist was unveiled
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Hunky bombshell Shea refused to leave the villa
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As did Blu
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The girls picked, with them standing up to make their decision one by one, until only Shea and Blu remained.
Dejon then received a text which read: "Blue and Shea, you are now single.
"Between you both you should now decided who should stay and who should go."
But both lads were determined to stay and refused to back down.
Blu confidently said: "I ain't f****** leaving," as Shea echoed: "I ain't either."
And now The Sun can reveal that Blu and Shea get into a rather tense war of words in the most savage dumping twist ever.
A villa source tells The Sun: 'Things get very heated between Blu and Shea after the savage twist that they have to decide between them who will go.
'Viewers will see it play out in tonight's episode but it's really tense.
'Neither of them wants to back down and while it doesn't get physical, they get into a real war of words and some of the things they said to each other were brutal.
EXPLOSIVE TELLY PENDING
'Neither boy wanted to leave and it's pretty explosive telly.
Furious Love Island fans slam cliffhanger as HUGE twist revealed in shock dumping
'Emotions were very high as they have both spent months trying to land their spot on the show, so neither one was going to back down easily.'
The hit reality-dating show catapulted back onto our screens earlier this week, and even though we're just days into the new season, plenty has happened.
Thursday night's instalment was perhaps the most chaotic of the week, with fans left convinced two Islanders did the deed.
Viewers reckon Harry and Helena had sex after just three days in the villa.
RAUNCHY HIDEAWAY MOMENT
The Sun revealed this week that air hostess Helena, 29, and semi-pro footballer Harry, 30, spent the night together in the hidden suite on Monday.
The pair sneaked away to the Hideaway for some alone time and enjoyed multiple kisses.
They struggled to keep their hands off each other and Harry then pulled the covers over their heads.
The following morning, Harry and Helena told the rest of the Islanders that they just had a kiss and a cuddle.
But viewers watching at home think the pair got up to a lot more than that.
One wrote: "Having sex on international tv on day three???"
A second posted: "Is Harry and Helena going to have sex on day three and isn't even in a couple?"
A third commented: "Harry and Helena having sex, really?!"
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