TWO Love Islanders dumped from the villa after controversial parents' visit – and one is an OG star
Fans were asked to vote for their favourite pair as the countdown to the £50k prize begins.
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The Sun is keeping the identity of the couple locked down but can reveal that the axe follows a controversial family and friends visit for this pair.
And we can add that at this stage of the competition, even the OGs aren't safe from the axe.
The booting happened last night, Tuesday, just minutes after fans were asked to vote.
A source said: 'We're at the pointy end of the competition now so viewer opinion matters more and more.
'Not even OGs are safe now.
'This pair were one of the standouts from Meet The Parents and fans had opinions on how that went down.
'It's been a dramatic series and ITV2 bosses don't plan to let things become stale at this stage.'
It comes as The Sun exclusively reported that the "entire" 2025 Love Island cohort will make a second entrance into the Mallorca villa.
We can reveal how they will come "face to face" with current Islanders - which might make for many awkward moments to come.
'Harry's a different person with her' insists Shakira's mum as she breaks silence on Love Island villa visit
A source told us the scenes will air on ITV2 soon and said: "The entire cast will be returning to the villa this week - just like the 'jury' in All Stars earlier this year.
"They'll come face to face with the stars who dumped them, and in some cases, have slagged them off live on TV!"
Previously, All Stars alum Mitch Taylor told how show bosses kept their season's jury vote secret from the stars.
Last year, he told how they were not allowed to discuss their nominations or have any interaction with the cast.
Meanwhile, in February All Stars beauty Liv Hawkins reignited her feud with model Grace Jackson.
The bad blood was sparked when Liv returned briefly with a major revelation about the Manchester lass during the dumping ceremony.
She claimed she'd seen text messages from Grace to someone where she'd declared she would "do anything to win the show this time".
Our source added of the current show twist: "It'll be explosive and must watch TV - during All Stars Liv Hawkins spilled a secret that changed the outcome of the entire show so the cast will be VERY nervous when they realise what is about to happen!"
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