Love Island 2023 's Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown could be about to make a move on another boy in the villa in scenes airing on Wednesday night.
Despite going to war with Olivia Hawkins over Tom Clare and claiming to see a future with him at the start of the week, Tuesday night's episode saw Zara making a play for Shaq Muhammad.
But just a day on from this, it now seems there is another male Islander who has caught her eye, as Australian bombshell Aaron Waters has his sights on her.
During a chat to air on Wednesday night after a dramatic dumping twist, Zara is asked by Aaron if she is happy to get to know him.
It's then that she admits he is very much her type and that she is open to exploring something with him, while she seemingly remains keen on Shaq and Tom too.
As Aaron asks Zara if she is keen on getting to know him, she says: "I am yeah, I think we get on really well."
Aaron agrees: "Yeah I think so too," as Zara continues: "I don’t know if I’ve told you, but on the outside you’re more my type, looks wise, that I go for and what I’ve gone for in the past."
The newcomer then tells Zara: "I think you’ve surprised me most out of everyone, obviously you’re very attractive."
So what will happen next with the pair, and how will Tom react to the news if he survives the double dumping?
It comes as the vila awaits the result of the first public-vote dumping of the series, with two Islanders set to leave.
The viewers have picked their three least favourite boys and girls, with Tanya Manhenga, Anna-May Robey and Tanyel Revan at risk of being dumped, alongside Kai Fagan, Tom Clare and Haris Namani.
It was reported on Tuesday that Haris had left the villa, with it later claimed to be linked to the double dumping.
ITV has yet to confirm the details, but Haris risks being dumped alongside one girl in scenes that will air on Wednesday night.
It's up to Aaron and fellow newcomer Jessie to make the decision, as they have been told to choose one boy and one girl to send home.
Love Island airs every night at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
