Love Island villa rocked as Megan and Blu make a shock RETURN to the ITV show just weeks before final
Blu was the second islander to be eliminated from the ITV show, while Megan was dramatically dumped shortly after.
But it seems there's unfinished business, with the duo now back for a second shot at love.
During Tuesday night's episode, the pair shocked viewers by making a dramatic entrance in the preview for tomorrow night's show.
An insider told MailOnline: 'The feeling was both left quite abruptly and definitely have unfinished business.
'We promised twists from the beginning and this is one the islanders won't see coming.'
Elsewhere in the show, Maya Jama showed off her incredible curves in a busty cut-out dress as she returned to the villa to shake things up.
The presenter, 30, headed back into the madness to reveal the results of the public vote after viewers were asked to pick their favourite boy and girl.
Arriving at the first ever Love Island Festival Maya sizzled in the plunging dress which flaunted her sensational figure.
The sexy dress was finished off with silver detailing and had a halter neck design for a summery look.
She wore her long brunette tresses in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a bronzed makeup look.
As she arrived she shared some devastating news: 'The public have been voting for their favourite girl and favourite boy...'
The star revealed that Yasmin and Tony were voted the favourite girls, while Cache and Ty were named the favourite boys.
She then shared the bad news, announcing that Billykiss, Angel, and Emma were in the bottom for the girls, while Boris, Connor, and Harry were at risk among the boys.
In tense scenes, Emma and Boris received the fewest votes and were sent home from the villa.
The cast then headed back to the villa, gathering around the firepit.
With Billykiss and Angel in the bottom two, they were told they were at risk of being dumped.
As the favourite islanders, Yasmin, Tony, Cache, and Ty were given the important task of deciding who would be sent packing from the villa.
Love Island fans were not best pleased when Dejon Noel Williams asked Meg Moore to be his girlfriend during Monday night's episode.
The couple have been through their fair share of rocky patches, with Dejon getting to know multiple girls throughout their relationship and in Casa Amor.
In recent weeks, the pair have gone from strength to strength after the personal trainer finally put his flirty antics behind him and stuck by 'his Meg'.
But some viewers still believe Dejon is not showing his true colours, going as far as accusing him of 'planning to win the £50,000 prize'.
During the episode, Dejon bagged the prime opportunity to make things official with Meg as they were whisked off on on a romantic first date away from the villa.
Sitting against a perfect sunset backdrop, the footballer sealed the deal and asked her to be his girlfriend.
Viewers on X accused Dejon of plotting to win the show, having popped the question just weeks before the finale.
Comments read: 'They are acting like they've just announced an engagement',
'I'm sorry I DO NOT BUY IT. Dejon didn't give Meg a hug yesterday when she asked for one to cheer her up,'
'He said he couldn't be arsed and now he's asked to be boyfriend/girlfriend?!?! #LoveIsland #LoveIslandUK,'
'Toni and Shakira are speaking for all of us,'
'Whatever Dejon and Meg are selling, I am not buying - this whole relationship is a scam,'
'Meg announcing her & Dejon are official was giving this except no one likes Meg enough to tell her that Dejon is messing her about,'
'Idk why people are calling toni and shakira mean girls. They just said they are happy for meg but all it is is that they can see through dejon's game. Asked to be exclusive 2 days ago nd now bf and gf. PLEASEEE #LoveIsland #LoveIslandUK,'
'Dejon is playing a game and everyone can see through it. Of course he asked Meg to be his gf couple weeks before the finale #LoveIsland',
'Dejon asking Meg to be his gf yep a game plan before the final and a chance to win #LoveIsland #LoveIslandUK'.
As the new couple returned to the villa Shakira and Toni were left stunned over the news.
Shakira said: 'I'm just going to stay silent on this subject, if I speak i'm in trouble. I'm happy for Meg, I think she's genuinely happy', as Toni sat grinning in silence.
Love Island recently celebrated its biggest ratings of the series so far with 2.7 million and ItVX streams hitting over 100 million.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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