Love Island bombshell Emma shares 'plans to pull' ex Harry as Helena oblivious
Love Island bombshell Emma sat down with Andrada to discuss what it's really like living with her ex Harry while he's coupled up with Helena. The star insisted she wasn't there to get back with Harry, but her recent conversation about her and Harry being ' endgame ' had fans rushing to social media to complain.
After having a chat with Harry, she told Andrada: "It was just interesting, I can just tell he's not happy where he is. I just think it's so hard because we love each other, right? That's a really deep kind of love, but we're both like no, we know it doesn't work, we know it doesn't work."
She went on to claim: "I don't think there's any point in trying again… but I think it's hard for him when I'm here. He can compare. He's seeing how this one behaves and this one behaves, and then there's me and we were supposed to be endgame."
Emma believes 'something could be clicking' for Harry and he's slowly realising the women in the Spanish villa aren't "the perfect fit for him".
The contestant continued: "I think if I was to say to Harry 'let's give it another go' he would be definitely open to it." When Andrada asked whether she'd give their romance another shot, Emma said: "I don't think I can. I can't."
Andrada, unconvinced, said: "I feel like you do want to." Fans were skeptical of Emma and rushed to X/ Twitter to share their thoughts.
One user said: "I am now convinced Emma has went into the villa to get back with Harry," and another posted: "Emma has given me the ick. Giving it all that saying she didn't come in for Harry…"
"Harry's ex needs to go, it's enough now," one posted while one user commented: "Emma is literally only in the villa to try and get Harry back and it's so painfully obvious to the point it's boring."
Meanwhile, Harry and Emma had a private chat by the firepit. Emma told her ex: "I don't think anyone has any, like, gauge on how deep our relationship actually was. I don't even want to upset the girls like if either of them saw us talking like this it's not nice is it? We're so comfortable."
Harry, seemingly uninterested, responded with one word: "Dangerously." Things got weirder when Emma raised her arms and asked Harry: "Do you want a sniff? Yeah you do... I know you like to smell them."
He later admitted: "It took everything not to sniff your armpit there", before adding: "It took all of me."
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