Twice-axed Love Island star Blu hits back at Angel after she rejected him during return to the villa
BACK YOURSELF Twice-axed Love Island star Blu hits back at Angel after she rejected him during return to the villa
TWICE-axed Love Island star Blu has hit back at Angel after she rejected him during his return to the villa.
Last Thursday night, the star was dumped from the villa for the second time alongside Helena, who he'd been in a friendship couple with.
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Twice-axed Love Island star Blu hits back at Angel after she rejected him during return to the villa
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Last Thursday night, the star was dumped from the villa for the second time alongside Helena, who he'd been in a friendship couple with
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Angel is in a couple with Ty and the pair are in the final
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This came after he was the second person to be axed from the Love Island villa when his fellow Islanders chose to save Shea Mannings.
But he returned with this year's former Islanders to the villa to cast their thoughts on the final few couples.
Fans backed the islander's votes and the brutal dumping of Meg Moore and Dejon Noel-Williams.
And now four couples remain in the show, including bookies favourites Toni Laites and Cach Mercer, and Shakira Khan and Harry Cooksley.
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But now, Blu has hit back at Angel after she rejected him during his return to the villa.
Taking to Instagram, the Love Island star was answering a question from fans which asked: "Be honest, how did it feel when angel said you couldn't turn her head?"
The fan was referring to a conversation between himself and Angel during the jury challenge.
Blue replied: "I didn't expect anything less, she's in a couple, so she's not going to say yes.
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"Also a lot of it got clipped, I said some other stuff, it just didn't get shown.
"I've nothing against Angel and Ty. I think they are both amazing people.
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"I love them both, I literally couldn't have a bad word to say about any of them.
"Yeah, I kind of expected it but I'm also gonna back myself.
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"You're going into Love Island, you've gotta back yourself."
Meanwhile, a Love Island couple are seemingly being kept apart following the explosive Jury challenge on the show.
The couple have been seemingly inseparable ever since but in a new TikTok live, Harrison told how he wasn't staying with Lauren.
With the Islanders still all in Majorca following the vote, Harrison told his fans that he wasn't in the same villa as his girlfriend.
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