Love Island viewers have spotted a 'never seen' moment in the villa's history amid an explosive row
Love Island fans have spotted a "never seen before" incident in the villa following a fiery row.
During last night's show on June 27, viewers watched as Remell, Ben and Harry, joined by Toni, Shakira and Megan, found themselves at risk of leaving. Following a vote for their least favourite islander by the public, Remell and Megan were chosen to leave.
Tensions have been rising in the villa recently, but Friday saw things escalate between Toni and Helena. This was a result of Helena sharing a kiss with Harrison in the hideaway following her split from Giorgio.
Toni, having seen them sneak off to the hideaway, was overheard labelling Helena "weird" and a "sneaky b****". In a confrontation with Harrison, she said: "You're ******* weird for doing that..... why'd you have to do that?".
Declaring her partnership with Harrison formally finished, Toni added: "She literally sits there in my ******* face and smiles at me... you're weird."
Later, Toni pulled Helena aside for a chat, where she confronted her with the question "why would you do it to me?", and Helena responded: "It's not my fault he took me to the hideaway and kissed me."
A furious Toni retorted: "You're going to sit here and ruin my good thing because you don't have one."
She added: "Thanks for ruining a good thing girl, really."
Shakira and Harrison's heated exchange was cut short by a text instructing the islanders to gather at the fire pit, where it was revealed that two of them would be leaving, viewers noticed an unprecedented moment of division among the contestants.
On social media platform X, comments flooded in about the unusual divide among the female contestants this series. One person wrote: "I've never seen such a divide with the ladies in #LoveIsland history."
Another commented: "I've never seen such a divide in love island, this is nuts lmaooo."
A third added: "We know it's not friend island but this is the first season I've seen where there's a very clear divide in the girls."
A fourth said: "I am absolutely LIVING for how divided the girls are this series. We're used to 'sisterhood' with all of them but this divide before Casa even hits is part of what makes this series good."
One person penned: "I swear there's never been a girl divide like this before", while another agreed: "I feel like the divide this year is so much more prominent than other years."
Love Island continues Sunday night at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX
