Love Island returned to screens this evening with a plot twist as Love Islanders were asked to vote for their least compatible couple on tonight’s bombshell show.
The stars of the show were asked to gather around the fire pit to vote for the couple that they felt didn’t share the same spark as other couples.
Islanders had to face one another and air their two selections during the brutal process while providing reasons for why they had made their selection.
The shock vote now sees the following Islander’ face possible elimination: Mike Boetang and Priscilla Anyabu, Natalia Zoppa and Jamie Clayton, Demi Jones and Luke Mabbot, Ched Uzor and Jess Gale, and Molly Smith and Callum Jones.
Paige and Finn looked worried as they cuddled close at the fire pit
Love Island returned to TV screens tonight for the first time since former host of the show Caroline Flack was found dead in her North London home at the weekend, after she had tragically taken her own life.
The show opened tonight with a heartfelt tribute from the nation’s favourite narrator and dear friend of Caroline’s, Iain Stirling, who urged people to be kind.
Throughout the adverts of the show and continuing to pay tribute to the Xtra Factor host, spectators were provided with a message to be kind.
Islander’s were shook when the bombshell text landed requesting for them to cast a vote
Against a background of the sea, the nation’s favourite narrator returned to urge society to “try to be kinder” and always “love and listen to one another”.
In the heartfelt tribute he said: “Caroline and me were together from the very start on Love Island.
“Like many of you we are just trying to come to terms with what is happening.
“Caroline I want to thank you for all the fun times that we had making the show.
Iain Stirling opened the show paying a tear-jerk tribute to his dear friend Caroline flack
“Right now we are all just trying to come to terms with what happened. My only hope is that we can all try to be kinder, always show love and listen to one another.
“You were a true friend to me, I’m going to miss you Caz.”
Love Island continues tomorrow at 9pm on ITV2
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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
