After a dramatic and messy game of honesty one couple were suddenly shown the exit
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One Love Island couple was compelled to exit the villa instantly as one contestant marched off the set.
In footage broadcast during Friday’s programme (February 13), after a day of romance blossoming between Islanders, it appeared tensions were still simmering. With the Villa decorated for a celebration, the group was taken aback when presenter Maya Jama made another unexpected entrance.
The host declared: “Islanders, it’s your turn to let each other know how you really feel in tonight’s challenge ‘To be Honest’.”
As Islanders were paired up to participate, they faced questions and had to choose between themselves which other couple matched the description. Initially, Maya enquired: “Which couple do you find most boring?”
Belle shared her view and there was an exchange between Belle, Sean and Lucinda as Maya was compelled to step in: “Alright… let’s move it on.”
When posed with “Which couple is most likely to cheat on each other” one pairing faced criticism due to recent developments, prompting one Islander to declare: “Take a bow, that one’s on you.”
Maya Jama rushed to comfort Lucinda(Image: ITV)
The Islanders were also questioned: “Which couple are staying together until something better comes along?” Helena and Carrington selected Belle and Harrison with Helena remarking: “More Harrison than Belle… Belle’s a bit too good for Harrison.”
Whilst Belle and Harrison voted them back, Belle remarked: “I think secret garden was a bad move for both of you today and you’re being punished.”
Whitney and Jack had a disagreement over her response to “Which couple are least honest with their feelings?”, whilst Helena shared her thoughts on Jessy and Tommy stating: “I think she’s [Jessy] using Tommy as an easy option.”
The concluding question was: “Which couple are the biggest game players?” and it sparked further tension between Leanne, Scott and Belle, whilst Jessy’s confrontation with Lucinda erupted once more, reports OK!
The drama became overwhelming for Lucinda who departed the garden and left the game’s location in floods of tears. Maya Jama quickly followed her into the villa to offer immediate comfort.
Love Island All Stars contestants were made to play a messy game(Image: ITV)
Upon their return to complete the challenge, tensions remained high. Maya disclosed which couple ‘triumphed’ in the game by receiving the fewest votes.
Nevertheless, she had another revelation to share and declared: “However, where there’s winners there’s also losers..”
Sher and Jack garnered the highest number of votes during the game and were consequently eliminated from the villa straightaway.
Viewers at home were swift to express their opinions about the programme’s latest twists on social media. One posted: “I’m gonna miss Jack. I don’t care what people say, he is a hugely respectable, lovely man and he’s just too nice for love island. I am beyond gutted for him but I hope he’s all good.”
Another chimed in: “Public vote when?” A third responded: “Love Maya for checking on Lucinda.” Another eager viewer shared: “Can’t wait to see Belle and Samie’s faces when we make Lucinda our winner.”
Love Island: All Stars continues on Sunday at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX
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