Tension continues between the two Ellas in upcoming Love Island scenes.
Ella Thomas and Ella Barnes have exchanged a few cross words since Ella B’s arrival at the villa.
However, the pair sit down for a chat during Sunday (July 16) episode as the newcomer attempts to clear the air.
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Ella B explains: “I wanted to clear the air.
“Obviously, me coming in is not easy. With the whole Ty thing we do know each other and maybe I did say something that I apologise for – I shouldn’t have said ‘Battle of the Ellas’. I didn’t mean it in a malicious way.”
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Ella T continues: “From my side, I don’t have anything bad against you.
“I feel like we’ve got off on a bit of the wrong foot. Me and you have never actually had a one on one conversation but I still tried to be friendly and civil.”
“Ty has kissed lots of girls and for me that doesn’t really mean anything.”
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However, Ella B then reveals: “He did say to me ‘That was a shame that was the last kiss’’and that’s why I said there were mixed signals because he just told me it was closed off.”
Ella T goes to speak with Tyrique about the comment he made to Ella B about it being a shame that was their last kiss when they’d previously seen each other in a club.
He replies: “Why would you not talk to me after?”
Ella says: “It’s always something.”
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Tyrique responds: “So, you don’t trust me now?”
Later on, the Islanders head into the garden for the evening but Scott Van Der Sluis soon receives a text which reads: “Can all Islanders gather around the fire pit immediately.”
It’s time for the Islanders to recouple and it’s the girls turn to choose.
One girl’s words raise a few eyebrows and leave one boy contemplating his feelings.
Who will each girl decide to couple up with?
Love Island airs nightly on ITV2 and ITVX at 9pm
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