Watch the moment Love Island's Toni FINALLY finds out about Harrison and Lauren's TWO sexy sessions – and she's furious
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LOVE Island's Toni Laites is left furious in tonight's installment as Harrison Solomon finally confesses to two sexy sessions with Lauren Wood.
In a tense conversation, Harrison pulls Toni for a chat to reveal the truth about his involvement with Lauren.
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Love Island's Toni Laites is left furious in tonight's installment
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Harrison Solomon finally confesses to two sexy sessions with Lauren Wood
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The moment follows days of speculation in the villa, with several Islanders urging Harrison to come clean.
He says: 'I just wanted to tell you something. I'm saying this so that you know the whole truth about the situation… obviously, with me and Lauren. Obviously, the other night… we slept together.'
The revelation leaves Toni visibly stunned, having previously believed Harrison and Lauren had only kissed.
Before the conversation, Harrison is seen confiding in the boys, admitting he's struggling with how to break the news.
He says: 'Still not great, to be fair, mate. Do I go in and say it straight away or have a nice conversation first?'
He's advised to be direct and avoid getting sidetracked.
'Don't make it all flirty and laughy,' Conor Phillips warns. 'You might not say it.'
It's been a dramatic week on the show, topped off with a shock recoupling that saw Toni pick Harrison, after he'd slept with Lauren.
Fans demanded he was axed from the villa after his 'disgusting' sex move.
Harrison was called the "lowest of the low", with fans begging producers to step in and axe this "damaging boy' after he had sex with Lauren.
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Viewers were up in arms over the way Harrison played with the heartstrings of some of the girls.
In recent scenes, fans watched as he and Lauren had sex in the bedroom, before he pulled Toni for a chat a short while later and made his feelings for her known.
They were left shocked by Harrison's recent behaviour and the way he has played both Toni and Lauren, and now they've demanded he's axed from the villa.
Taking to X, one furious user penned: 'I am actually disgusted by harrison and how he treated lauren and it actually puts me off watching this show tbh
'Being used for sex is bad enough but it being broadcast for anyone to see is actually dreadful. i can't even imagine how she's feeling right now. I'm not even a lauren fan but honestly wish i could give her a hug myself rn.'
A second person added: 'Absolute deviant is never done licking his lips. Makes me sick.'
A third wrote: 'He's officially the worst islander this season for me. i need him gone.'
Someone else echoed: 'I don't understand how people like him don't get booted from the show for being f****** disgusting.'
And someone else wrote: 'Harrison is vile but using sex to try to solidify a relationship then lying about it is bad behavior on both sides of I'm being honest. I hope Toni finds out and it all explodes.'
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There were hundreds of comments on social media about Harrison's behaviour, following his shocking villa antics.
The drama also started when both Toni and Harrison chose to recouple with different people when they came back from Casa Amor.
However the exes shocked fans when they snuck off to the terrace together.
Harrison then confessed he still wasn't over Toni despite ditching her for Lauren .
Gazing into her eyes, he asked: "Would it be bad if I kissed you right now?"
While Harrison was doing this, poor Lauren was crying downstairs.
However, later he manage to convince her everything was ok.
That evening the pair had sex, despite him begging Toni to kiss him just hours before.
After doing the deed, Harrison told the boys the "full-time whistle blew" as he used a football analogy to explain their bedroom activities.
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The moment follows days of speculation in the villa
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Several Islanders urged Harrison to come clean
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