Love Island's Wild West party ‘gave away' who gets dumped tonight, say fans
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LOVE Island fans are convinced they have figured out who will get dumped from the villa next.
One clever fan has pointed out how the Wild West party that took place in the Love Island villa during last night's episode 'gave away' who gets dumped tonight.
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Fans think last night's Wild West themed party and task was a huge clue
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The Islanders were dressed in wild west-themed attire
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Fans are convinced they know who's going home
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Donned in pre-loved cowboy core outfits, the Islanders were tasked with ranking the couples in a fun-filled game amid the western-themed party.
But fans think the Wild West theme might point towards who will get dumped from the Island.
"Wild West Party is shaping up to be Toni's send off," someone on Reddit speculated, alongside a cowboy and a US flag emoji.
The original poster went on: "It's not a totally random theme given how much country symbolism is taking up culture today but it tracks well as a way to dump the show's first ever American Islander."
"If the final twist in the game is that the bombshell has to couple up with a boy left on the podium for 'least likely to last outside the villa', it's very probable that she'll have been told to pick Harrison.
"We know Toni comes across as a producer fave but it's clear her journey with love is over, and this is a more sensational way of dumping her from the island than, say, a villa vote which would definitely target her," they went on.
The original poster concluded: "It's a shame that Harrison has ruined her journey this way. a shame too that she let him. Will miss you Toni soprano. I loved your rights and wrongs x."
Reacting to the post, fans of the show were quick to comment in agreement with the speculation.
"That's actually a really smart observation," said one.
While a second said: "All of this makes way too much sense.
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"Also someone else on here said in the beach hut, it looked like Shakira had been crying.
"I genuinely cannot stand the idea that after all this, it's not Harrison being dumped!! Toni also being the closest person to Shakira, it's going to be even more lonely in there for her."
This comes after The Sun revealed that Harrison has sensationally decided to leave the villa.
Footballer Harrison Solomon, 22, decided to leave the show after being involved in a hugely dramatic love triangle with Toni and Casa Amor bombshell Lauren.
Current couples in the Love Island villa
The current couples in the Love Island villa are as follows:
Shakira and Conor
Toni and Harrison
Lauren and Ty
Meg and Dejon
Yasmin and Jamie
Helena and Harry
Billykiss and Boris
Emma and Cach
Harrison left the villa late on Thursday night and will be heading home soon, with his exit scenes yet to air.
A source told us: "It's been a momentous few days for Harrison and ultimately he has decided to quit.
"Everyone was so shocked and people were crying and hugging him.
"He worked through everything with the ITV duty of care team and is making his way home to his family now."
While in the villa, Harrison was slammed by fans for being embroiled in the love triangle with Toni and Lauren.
He had formed a bond with Toni as soon as he entered the villa, but then got close to Helena before going back to Toni.
Casa Amor then came around and both Toni and Harrison got their heads turned. Toni by Cach and Harrison by Lauren.
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