Toni takes savage dig at ex Harrison as she moves on with new man in dramatic Love Island recoupling
The American beauty decided to couple with bombshell Cach instead of sticking with Harrison, while he opted to partner with Lauren upon his return to the main villa.
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There was no love lost between the exes, who had had a tumultuous time before the villa was separated into two for Casa Amor.
Toni said she felt "sick to her stomach" before picking Cach.
"For the first time during this process I'm putting my own feelings first," she added.
Taking aim at Harrison, she then said, "maybe he shouldn't have ruined my birthday" referencing Harrison's kiss with Helena on her big day.
Harrison stepped out with new girl Lauren and told Toni she looked happy before complimenting her new man.
He said he had a spark with Lauren that was missing with Toni, to which his ex responded: "It's life, hey… I can't wait to hear your recoupling speech."
There was then a bit of needle between Cach and Harrison after the former said Toni was now in a more "mature boundary".
Harrison hit back: "What does that mean?"
Viewers fear Cach might be using Toni, though, and fear she could be left heartbroken.
"This dude with Toni sounds a bit desperate," said one person on X after watching Cach get to know her.
Love Island star Dejon's colleague claims he's on the show to win it saying 'he's 'just there to secure the bag'
"I feel like Cach is just saying anything," added a second.
"I'm not sold on toni & cach, but anyways, go off," penned a third.
However, he now has the chance to change their minds, having made it into the main villa.
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