Thursday's episode of Love Island was the most explosive one of the series so far, so it's no surprise that ratings were through the roof.
ITV have confirmed that the reality TV series had its biggest overnight audience since the 2019 final with a total audience of 3.9m across all devices.
The explosive instalment, which saw the original boys and girls reunited in the main villa, had a TV audience of 3.0m viewers and was up on the equivalent episode last year by a strong +0.8m TV viewers.
The show won its slot and was the most watched programme of the day for 16-34s.
It also had 1.3m 16-34 TV viewers, making it the most watched 16-34 programme on a digital channel so far this year.
ITV also revealed that Love Island has beaten all SVOD programmes so far this year for both all individuals and 16-34s based on viewing on the day of release (overnight like-for-like).
Thursday's episode was a continuation of Wednesday's instalment and saw host Laura Whitmore head into the main villa for the latest recoupling.
The original boys were asked if they wanted to stick with their partners or pair up with a new girl.
There were certainly a few surprises as Dami chose to switch things up and couple up with newbie Summer, while Andrew chose to ditch Tasha and pair up with Coco.
However, both men looked pretty annoyed as they watched both Indiyah and Tasha strut back into the main villa holding hands with new guys Deji and Billy.
There were a couple of gushy reunions between Gemma and Luca, and Jacques and Paige, but the latter was short-lived as newcomer Cheyanne
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub.
