Love Island updates with Caramico Pizza.
Two people have been officially dumped from Love Island.
Last night we said goodbye to Joe and Elma. That means Lucie and Anton are now single and the whole dynamic in the villa has changed. Here's what we can expect when Love Island airs tonight from 9pm on Virgin Media Two.
Lucie gathers her thoughts
Lucie's left frustrated that the other Islanders deemed her and Joe one of the least compatible couples and the other girls are quick to comfort her after tonight’s dumping. On the day beds, Amy says to Lucie “We’ve all had our differences but situations like this make you realise that we all need to stick together. We’re going to support you.”
Referring to the fact that her and Joe were voted one of the least compatible couples in the Islanders’ vote, Lucie says “But I feel like people have gone off friendship, not compatibility.”
However, Molly-Mae fills Lucie in on her chat with Joe where he expressed that perhaps him and Lucie were not so compatible.
The next day, the girls are keen to check in on Lucie to see how she is doing but she's still confused as to what Joe would have done if he was in her situation and says “I don’t know what he would have done.”
Amber and Michael have their first date
Amber receives a text, which reads “Amber and Michael. The time has come for you to head out on your first date. #meltme #finally.”
The pair leave the villa and arrive at the location of their date and Michael says “I’m quite nervous. It’s our first date. I’ve been looking forward to it.”
Amber appears equally as nervous and says “You’re making me feel like I’m in an interview!”
Amber wants to know what those closest to Michael would think of her. She says “What do you think your family would think of me?”
Michael says “My family would love you. You’d fit right in. It would be like you’ve always been there.”
Amber says of her family “They would love you. You’re calm. I feel like you calm me down a bit.”
Amber says “I do really like you. It’s working out really nicely now. If we stay the way that we are, I can see it lasting the duration and I can’t see why it wouldn’t work on the outside as well. I just feel like we’re compatible on another level.”
Anna and Jordan kiss
Anna and Jordan are growing closer by the day and as the Islanders play a ‘yes or no’ truth telling game, Molly-Mae asks Jordan “If someone walked in tonight, would you be willing to get to know them?”
Jordan says “No.”
Anna soon joins the game and Molly-Mae asks her “If Jordan stuck it on you tonight, would you kiss him back?”
Anna says “Yes.”
Later that evening, Jordan asks Anna for a chat on the swing seat. The pair continue to flirt and it's not long before they share their first kiss.
Tom makes a play for Maura
Before yesterday’s dumping, Tom had been left torn between Elma and Maura but now Elma has left the villa, he's set his sights firmly on Maura. In the evening, Tom asks her for a chat and wastes no time in laying it on factor fifty thick.
The boys tease Tom as he's speaking to her and Tom says “They’re [the boys] not sure I can handle you. I assure you I could.
However, Maura seems to be having doubts about her connection with Tom. In the Beach Hut, she says “I can’t describe it. There is something missing with Tom. Maybe he does find me intimidating?”
Danny doubts he and Yewande
As new romances blossom in the villa, Danny on the other hand feels as if him and Yewande are no longer on the right track. Danny voices his doubts to Anton and Tom and says “I would say she [Yewande] is genuinely not feeling it.”
Aware of Danny’s feelings, Curtis says to Yewande “He [Danny] said he didn’t know if you liked him.”
Yewande replies “That is the only frustrating thing with Danny. I just feel like he always needs reassurance. I’m not going to tell you every day that I really like you. It’s never going to happen.”
