Love Island fans 'work out' brutal recouping twist that could send two Islanders home
Love Island fans believe ITV has a brutal twist coming for the Islanders following last night's shock recoupling announcement.
Love Island fans were caught off guard when a surprise text revealed there would be a recoupling in the villa - this time with the girls holding the power. Many viewers round the timing "random" and now suspect a major twist is on the way.
Currently, the villa has an equal number of boys and girls following Malisha's recent exit. Her departure came after she and fellow singleton Toni went on separate dates with new bombshell Harrison, who ultimately chose to couple up with Toni.
With everyone now coupled up, it seems unlikely that anyone will be left single after tonight's recoupling.
However, fans are speculating that a dumping may still be looming, with a twist underway that will see an Islander dumped from the island. Taking to X, formally known as Twitter, viewers have been theorising that a public vote could be coming, finally giving fans the power to decide who stays and who goes.
One fan penned: "They're recoupling then we vote for least compatible #LoveIsland," as another speculated: "It shouldn't have ended on a cliffhanger but probably means the aftermath of recoupling is chaos #LoveIsland."
A third agreed, writing: "Noooo, that recoupling is going to be juicy #loveisland." While a third said: "I bet there would be a recoupling and public vote."
Another suspicious fan chimed in, saying: "somethings fishy about this recoupling......#LoveIslandUK #loveisland." With another eagle eyed fan, predicting: "Is there an equal amount of girls or boys? I'm assuming the public vote tomorrow then #loveisland."
The shock recoupling followed another drama-filled day in the villa, with a game being the source of the tension. The Islanders spent the afternoon playing a brutal game of spin the bottle.
The Islanders found themselves switching partners frequently, as they faced a series of truths and dares.
Tensions rose when Helena landed on a dare and Dejon dared her to kiss the islander she'd choose to recouple with. Without hesitation she kissed new bombshell Harrison - a move which turned heads.
The drama didn't stop there, as Helena was visibly stunned when Shea was asked to give a one-word description of each islander - using the word 'mug' to describe her, following Harry's recent actions towards her.
Things got even more complicated, when Megan pulled a truth card and was asked by Harry how she really felt about Conor - following the revelation that Conor had feelings for Megan, despite her being happily coupled with Tommy.
Megan revealed that she and Connor had "unfinished business" from the first couple of days, much to Tommy and Emily, who is currently coupled up with Conor.
Could this spark something new between Conor and Megan? And who will Megan choose to recouple with in tonight's recoupling?
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