LOVE Islands first girl will be AXED from the villa on Friday in a dramatic recoupling.
The girls are sitting around the pool when Shaughna Phillips screams “I’ve got a text” and others can be heard saying “oh s**t”.
LeAnne, Paige and Shaughna scream when they here the bleep of a text on Love Island
Reading out the fateful message, she says: “Tomorrow night there will be a recoupling.
“The girl not picked to be in a couple will be dumped form the villa.”
The boys turn around and look over at Leanne, Paige and Shaughna, but keep quiet.
However, Sinnise and the Twins let out gasps – realising their fate is in the hands of the lads.
Shaughna delivers the news around the pool in the South Africa villa
The girls are in the firing line on Friday night
There is everything to play for on Friday – after furious Shaughna and Leanne went to war with the twins for stealing Callum Jones and Mike Boateng.
They were swiped from their existing couples, after the identical sisters were given free reign to select whomever they liked.
Leanne seethed: “As if they’re on a date right now. You know when you can just tell she’s literally giggling, flicking her hair round, twisting it, twirling it. It’s not that funny, love.”
Shaughna then laid out her battle plan to win the boys back, replying: “Listen, tomorrow, we’re going to have to do make-up.”
However on Thursday, Shaughna tottered off on a date with new boy Conaugh – leaving Callum green with envy.
Viewers summed up sentiments on Twitter as one said: “I really love how jealous Callum became when Shaughna was picked to go on the 2nd date with Connagh .
“The next few days will be interesting to see how things unfold between these two cos she’s gonna do whatever she can to make Callum jealous and I’m so here for it”
Meanwhile, Sophie Piper looks torn after a tense few days with “insecure” Connor Durman.
She seemed to enjoy her date with new guy Connagh in Thursday’s episode.
Viewers have slammed Connor, who she coupled up with on the first night, and even complained to Ofcom over his “controlling” behaviour.
