LOVE Island fans are convinced the moment Emma gave away the fact she HATES her partner.
The ring girl and model was brought into the main villa by Konnor who had been unlucky in love before Casa Amor.
Emma snapped at her partner KonnorErotemeThe model has since dumped himEroteme
But a short time after becoming an official Islander, Emma’s feelings turned and she admitted there wasn’t a spark.
Preparing to call things off, Emma appeared to snap at Konnor over his “bad habit”.
“Stop saying ‘yeah yeah'”, she moaned.
Hurt Konnor replied: “It’s ‘yeah yeah’ because I’m listening.”
Spotting the awkward moment, one fan said: “This Emma girl HATES Konnor, what was that ‘stop saying yeah yeah’ commen.”
Another added: “Emma told Konnor stop saying yeah yeah. Holy s***. She can’t stand him at all.
“She pretended to like him to get into the villa and her hatred for him then grew. Shes the kind of girl to sleep with rich ugly old men just for the money.”
Someone else said: “I’ve never seen someone hate someone the way Emma hates Konnor.”
“Emma hates Konnor so bad i’m crying,” said another.
A fan added: “’Stop saying yeah yeah’, no Emma actually hates Konnor.”
Love Island series 11 - feuds in the villa
No edition of Love Island is complete without its fair share of drama - and series 11 is no different. Here's a look at some of the most fiery feuds so far.
Joey Essex & Samantha Kenny: Samantha entered the villa on Day 1 and was initially coupled with Sam Taylor. However, Samantha was ‘stolen’ by Joey, the first bombshell of series 11. She was ‘dumped’ on Day 16 – with the make-up artist saying she had been brutally snubbed by Joey in the villa – although it never made it to air.
Harriet Blackmore & Jess White: The two women were caught up in a love triangle for much of their time on the programme. The pair were fighting over Ronnie Vint, 27, from Greenwich, who wound up being dumped alongside Harriett.
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