Love Island's Harry reveals he's been ‘blocked on all social media' by islander after clash in the villa
Harry revealed that it's someone viewers know all too well from the villa and the news wont come as a surprise to fans.
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Harry was left stunned when his real-world ex Emma entered the Mallorca compound, with the pair having their fair share of clashes in the villa.
Harry and Emma had dated for four years prior to their villa stints but the former couple's rocky reunion ended in drama after she called out his behaviour.
Harry, who found romance on the show with Shakira Khan, sat down on Love Island Aftersun presenter Joe Baggs' podcast Not My Bagg to discuss his Love Island journey.
Harry was asked by Joe if he had spoken to his ex Emma on the outside to which the footballer replied: 'No, I'm blocked on all platforms and I don't really know why.'
'But that's okay. I'm okay,' he added.
During their time in the villa Emma had revealed the real reason behind the pair's split.
She claimed that he had cheated when he brought girls into the home they previously shared together.
She said: "The fact of the matter is, you've brought girls into our home, and I wouldn't do that to you, because that was the rules, and you think the rules don't apply to you.
"It's my house, Harry. You think as soon as there's a boundary in place, cross it?
"You think, 'oh yes, let me just f*** this up', like there's just no need for any other woman to be in my house."
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But it wasn't always fiery between the pair, they were spotted a number of times having deep chats with Harry at one point instinctively reaching and holding her hands as they sat by the firepit.
To which he then realised and pulled away, with the pair laughing it off.
Other chats between the pair included talking about their past and their potential future with Emma and Harry confessing they still had 'love' for each other.
After their chats fans had accused Emma of going back into the villa to rekindle things with her ex.
"It's very easy when you've been with someone a long time, to fall back into that spot where you're comfortable," Emma said after leaving the villa.
But, it seems the brunette bombshell has well and truly moved on from Harry, saying: "When we were flirty it felt like everything was good and perfect, but then I very quickly snapped out of it when I saw his behaviour."
During his time on the show, Harry came under fire for making a play for several bombshells, including in Casa Amor.
It seemed that he had then finally settled with 29-year-old Helena when he asked her to be exclusive but just days later he found himself flirting with Shakira.
He soon confessed that his feelings were lingering for Shakira and when Helena decided to leave him for good, he soon found himself back in the arms of Shakira - whom he was first coupled up with.
Harry and Shakira eventually became the show's runner ups behind Toni Laites and Cacherel Mercer.
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