Love Island ‘s Ian Stirling announced another dumping is just around the corner, and it’s both the boys and girls who face being axed.
At the end of Thursday’s episode (June 15), the 35-year-old narrator revealed to the public that they had the chance to vote for their favourite islander, and those with the fewest votes were at risk of being dumped.
He confirmed that at least one islander would be leaving the show over the next few days, meaning there is every chance the villa could lose one boy and one girl.
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The explosive news came just minutes after the arrival of new bombshell, Scott, who ended up on a date with Jess after she was crowned winner of today’s challenge.
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After the announcement, fans headed to social media to share which islanders they hoped would be leaving.
One fan wrote: “I need to see Molly and Zach in the bottom or else this is all fixed #LoveIsland.”
“Molly and Zach need to be in that bottom free if I don’t see them in that bottom three then we’re gonna have some words #LoveIsland,” echoed a second person.
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Another viewer tweeted: “trust if i see any of u vote for zach molly mitchell sammy or mehdi i’m gonna wish nothing but the worst for u #LoveIsland.”
“Get zach out justice for molly as zach is using her and using Catherine,” chimed a fourth user.
Echoing this, another exclaimed: “First vote of the series, you mfs better not f**k it up. I want Molly and Zach GONEEEE.”
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Following last night’s episode, fans took to Twitter to threaten sending complaints to broadcast regulator Ofcom for the treatment of Molly.
Viewers claimed that she was being “bullied” by Jess and Ella, who had plenty to say when Molly headed over to the gym to interrupt Zach and new bombshell Charlotte’s gym session.
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