Love Island's Ben makes major blunder as he flirts with Toni – did you spot it?
Find out how Toni reacted to his gaffe
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LOVE Island's Ben was left red-faced this evening as he tried to chat up bombshell Toni.
The taxi driver was picked by the American bombshell on last night's episode and wasted no time getting to know her.
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Ben was mortified as he made a huge mistake tonight
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Toni was not impressed by his gaffe
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She was left gobsmacked when Ben revealed he had never been to the US.
He told her: 'I have been waiting for a girl called Tori who lives in Las Vegas.'
Toni quickly corrected him, as he exclaimed: 'Oh, f**k.'
Those watching at home were left in hysterics, with one person commenting: 'I diedddd. on day one aswell so funny.'
A second said: 'OUCH'
While a third added: 'not him getting the name wrong.'
As Toni had picked Ben to be in a couple with her, Shakira was left single and her only way to remain was to break another couple apart.
That evening Shakira spoke to Toni and admitted she's felt a frosty reception from the girls.
She said: "I'm not joking, the vibes then, the vibes felt so off.
"It's like they've sort of, singled me out as the threat."
Watch awkward moment Love Island's Shakira desperately grafts to stay in the villa - and show rivals are furious
Referencing the other girls, she then added: "But what's to stop you from cracking on with someone else?
"You put in as much as you get out."
Shakira and Toni then shared a shady cheers which left the other five girls looking on in disbelief.
Toni quipped: "We are gonna cause trouble."
Shakira said back: "Yeah, we are gonna be like the naughty duo."
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