One unlucky Love Island contestant will be packing their bags and waving goodbye to an experience of a lifetime following the double bombshell arrivals of new islanders, Leah Taylor and Charlotte Sumner.
Following the arrival of Leah and Charlotte, the villa is set to be rocked by another shock recoupling which is reported to happen imminently, meaning that one islander will be immediately dumped from the show.
As soon as they arrived into the villa, newbies Leah and Charlotte let Mitch, Tyrique and Zach all know that they were interested in getting to know them more - as Ella and Molly watched on in fear of losing their men and their place on the show.
Love Island viewers are in for a huge surprise, it has been reported, with one of the show's most popular islanders being dumped.
"Viewers are in for an absolute treat when one of the villa's stars is dumped," the TV insider revealed.
"Bosses are determined to keep the drama coming and this is a departure none of them saw coming," they added to The Sun.
The islander in question is said to have already left the villa, with the unexpected scenes airing tonight or on Wednesday.
On Monday night, Love Island viewers were on the edge of their seats as the show welcomed two new bombshells - social media marketer Leah and dental nurse Charlotte - who were both hoping to woo some of the boys away from their current partners.
Leah chose three guys to date whilst Charlotte also picked three and both seemed to have the same type in men as they picked Molly's current love interest Zachariah and her former love interest Mitchell to cook for them.
Molly seemed unimpressed when Leah walked into the villa as she watched from the terrace, before remarking that they were friends and knew each other outside the villa. However, the look on her face made it seem as though were not on the best of terms.
Speaking ahead of her arrival in the villa, Leah said: "I’ve realised through past experiences exactly what I want in life when it comes to love. I’m ready to find it now and I’m not going to wait around. I've figured out what it is that I look for in a person, which means my bar is set really high.
"I would say I honestly have so much love to give and being in love is the best thing you can ever experience. I’m ready for everything that comes with it and the hardships you have to go through in order to make that commitment and find the one."
The drama on Love Island continues tonight at 9PM on ITV2 and ITVX
