Love Island’s Yewande and Danny set for ‘explosive showdown’ as she confronts model over Arabella flirting
LOVE Island’s Yewande Biala and Danny Williams are set for an “explosive showdown” in tonight’s episode of the show.
The 23-year-old scientist will confront the 21-year-old model over his flirting with newcomer Arabella Chi.
The pair have been at odds ever since the bombshell arrived in the villa on Thursday night and set her sights on Danny.
The Daily Star have reported that tonight’s confrontation will be the “most explosive moment of the series so far”.
An insider said: “This is the dingdong viewers have been waiting for. Yewande finally pins Danny down and pushes him for some answers.
“She wants to know how he feels and what’s going on.
“The whole saga has become pretty tense indeed.
“They’re at a point now where anything could happen. This chat could be the end.”
The rivalry between Yewande and Arabella is also set to intensify, with the Irish beauty confessing that she was “fuming” with the 28-year-old model in Friday night’s show.
Yewande has come under fire for refusing to show affection towards Danny ever since they coupled up earlier in the series.
The hopeful’s fellow Islanders called her out on her hot and cold behaviour, telling her that she needed to step up her game if she wanted to keep the hunk’s attention.
Danny previously spoke out about his insecurity within the relationship, poignantly saying of Yewande: “Why come on Love Island if you don’t want to be loved?”
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Arabella’s arrival has spurned Yewande on to try and be more affectionate with her beau, raising eyebrows on Friday when she made a point of sitting on Danny’s chest while he was sunbathing.
She also stopped wearing her eye mask in bed, involving herself with some late night snogging instead.
However, Danny was seen admitting that he believed Yewande could switch back at a moment’s notice, refusing to rule Arabella out as a potential love interest.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2
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