Love Island fans claim huge social media clue ‘proves’ Tom and Molly will stay together
LOVE Island fans have claimed that a huge social media clue ‘proves’ that Tom Clare and Molly Smith will stay together.
The pair were crowned winners of Love Island All Stars on Monday night.
After over five weeks of being away from their phones, the winners have finally got them back and have been allowed back on Instagram.
One eagle eyed fan has pointed out that Tom has pressed the unfollow button since the show ended – and think it’s all the girls he was previously chatting to before All Stars.
“lol this is so funny.. so I was just checking the finalists followers count and Tom’s following count caught my attention.
“This man.. as soon as he got his phone back literally went on his Instagram and unfollowed 22 people, probably all the girls he was talking to prior to the show.
“He has also followed back Molly’s friends and Molly has followed back his sister as well,” they wrote.
Tom now follows 700 people on the social media platform.
One replied: “if this means what I think it means, tom is really in his lover era 
molly deserves it.”
Another chimed in: “So that sounds like when he likes someone, he’s serious about one person.”
Both Molly and Tom entered the villa as bombshells.
Molly entered just hours after the OG line-up – and was shocked when she found her ex Callum Jones standing next to her.
Molly and Callum dated for three years after meeting on the first ever winter series of Love Island in 2020.
They split last year.
The pair decided to get to know other people and Molly built a connection with Tom, while Callum coupled up with Georgia Steel and Jess Gale.
Fans made it very clear that they were rooting for the exes to get back together, but both have made it clear that won’t happen.
Meanwhile Tom appeared on Love Island in 2023.
He was given the name ‘Terrace Tom’ after smooching a lot of the girls on the terrace.
But he found love with Samie Elishi and placed third on the show.
The former couple split just months later.