Love Island Movie Night aftermath sees Meg and Andrada face off in tense shouting match over Dejon romance
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THE aftermath from the Love Island Movie Night will see two girls face off in tonight's episode.
Love Island beauty Meg Moore, 25, has been coupled up with Dejon Noel-Williams, 26, since the start of the series.
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Meg and Dejon have been coupled up since the start of the season
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But things look to be going wrong for the couple
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Andrada was brought back to the villa by Ben
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But during Casa Amor, which happened last week on the hit ITV2 show, Dejon got close to newcomer Andrada.
Although Dejon and Andrada hit it off in the second villa, the pair didn't couple up.
Andrada instead coupled with Ben, whom she had a strong sexual connection with.
But Meg learned of Dejon's Casa connection when Ben walked in with Andrada on his arm.
And in the aftermath of Movie Night, which saw Dejon flirting with Andrada in the Casa villa - things are set to kick off.
Tonight's episode will see Meg and Andrada face off in tense shouting match over Dejon.
By the Firepit, Meg shares her disappointment with Dejon: 'You're playing a game D, and I'm not playing it with you.'
After fraught words, Dejon tells Meg: 'I'm done with this conversation,' and abruptly walks off.
As the Islanders get ready for bed, tensions rise between Meg and Andrada.
After Meg finds out that Andrada told the girls to be quiet so that she could listen in to a discussion between Meg and Dejon, she confronts her.
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She says: 'Andrada don't be in here saying shush to hear my conversation with D.'
Andrada replies: 'Pipe down, who do you think you're shouting at?
'What's wrong with you?'
'What's right with you?' Meg fires back.
The exchange continues to get heated, but will the two end up making up?
Also due to happen in Sunday night's episode is an exchange between Ben and Andrada.
The pair sit down for a chat and he tells her: 'I'm bored of the whole you and D thing.
"I don't know what your intentions actually are in here…'
LOVE ISLAND CONTINUES TONIGHT AT 9PM ON ITV2 AND ITVX.
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