Love Island winners ‘revealed’ a week ahead of final after strong episodes
WELSH duo Ciaran Davies and Nicole Samuel are the ones to beat on this year’s Love Island, with odds of them winning at 1/3.
They’ve had a strong connection since day one and are currently the only pair to have made their romance ‘official’ in the villa.
Right behind them are Joshua Oyinsan and Mimmi Ngulube, and Sean Stone and Matilda Draper, with bookmakers BetMGM pricing them at 11/2.
The competition is heating up, especially with Sean Stone’s controversial comments adding extra drama as we head into the finale.
Candy Man Sean and also Joey Essex have even sparked complaints to the TV regulator.
Ofcom was contacted by hundreds of fans after two Islanders ‘went too far’ during the tense Grafties on Sunday night.
A total of 253 people complained about Joey and Sean’s behaviour towards Mimii and Grace Jackson.
It’s after Mimii was nominated in the Unfinished Business category after she enlisted the help of Joey to bring Ayo to the terrace for a private meeting.
Joey revealed all to the villa and accused her of arranging a “secret mission” to get back with Ayo – asking: “What were your intentions? I felt like when I’d seen Mimii on the floor it was quite seductive.
Viewers were also horrified by the way Joey spoke to his former flame Grace.
Some fans even argued he was “bullying” the blonde bombshell after he took another pop at her for receiving a joint nomination with Josh for Unfinished Business.
Ciaran was also seen screaming at Sean and Joey, who he told: “You’re just as full as s*** as each other to be honest.”
The villa has not recovered from the Grafties fallout – as the Love Island feud between Ciaran and Sean rages on tonight.
The two boys go head to head again in tense scenes.
Meanwhile, another couple has already left the villa.
Two stars – who we are not naming – were given the boot yesterday, with scenes set to air later this week.
A source said: “The Islanders felt they were going all the way to final night so the double dumping came as a huge shock.
“They’re nervous now that bosses might have more surprise twists in the coming days.
“The atmosphere in the villa has been good this week with the Grafties, family reunions and the talent show – but the dumping has made things feel very real all of a sudden.”
Love Island 2024 final week couples
WITH Love Island wrapping up on Monday 29, these are the remaining contestants prior to the latest savage dumping...
Joey and Jessy
Josh and Mimii
Grace and Reuben
Sean and Matilda
Jess and Ayo
Ciaran and Nicole