Love Island's Welsh contestant faces shock move in dramatic episode
At Casa Amor, it was clear from the start that the atmosphere was charged, and the boys were eager to enjoy their holiday
Emily Moran on the latest series of ITV2's Love Island
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Welsh contestant Emily Moran faced a shock turn of events on the most recent episode of the ITV2 series as her love interest made the decision to pursue his connection with another person after returning from Casa Amor.
Audiences were left in shock as Tommy's demeanour changed up almost instantly upon the arrival of six new girls as he didn't hesitate to get acquainted with the new arrivals, confidently stating: "There's definitely a few of you that tickle my fancy."
Love Island fans were especially surprised since he had been assuring Emily of his deep feelings and his keenness for her to meet his family. For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter
The islander had even suggested that his mother would 'adore' Emily and welcome her with open arms.
When the boys returned and Emily had to make a decision as to whether she should stick with Tommy or explore another connection with one of the new boys which came in.
she revealed that she had chosen to stick with Tommy during his time at Casa Amor - saying that their connection is "as strong as she thought it was".
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"So all the boys were really really lovely but all in all, the connection wasn't as strong as it was with Tommy," she said.
"It's been hard. Obviously, I've missed seeing him around the villa and sharing a bed together.
"It will be nice to have him back by himself hopefully."
But as Tommy walked back in with another girl, Emily said under her breath: "Oh, Tommy," and after Maya welcomed them to the villa, the programme quickly ended.
At Casa Amor, it was clear from the start that the atmosphere was charged, and the boys were eager to enjoy their holiday.
On the first night, Dejon kicked off a game of Truth or Dare which brought some welcomed light-heartedness.
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The heat also rose when Ben dived into a daring three-way snog, roping in Harry's ex, Emma.
Harry found himself face-to-face with his past when Emma cheekily surprised him with a grin and a "Surprise!'
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