It has been reported that four Love Island contestants will leave the villa during tonight's dramatic dumping ceremony.
At the end of last night's episode, show narrator Iain Stirling urged viewers to vote for their favourite couple via the Love Island app, hinting that a dumping was on the horizon.
Like previous voting, the couples that do not secure the most amount of viewer votes are at risk of being dumped from the island.
According to The Sun, two couples have already left the villa in the shock dumping after as show bosses put the power in viewers' hands and the series gears up for the season finale on Monday, 29th July.
A Love Island spokesperson wouldn't comment on the reports when approached by PRETTY 52.
The surprise culling comes a day after Jordan Hames admitted his head has been turned by new Islander India Reynolds, despite asking Anna Vakili to be his girlfriend earlier in the week.
The admission produced some of the most explosive scenes on this year's series as Anna blasted him for his actions after pal Maura Higgins revealed the 24-year-old's feelings.
And while we gear up for another dumping, Love Island announced today that it will be returning with two series in 2020.
And that's not all, the infamous Majorca villa will be moving to a brand-new abode in South Africa for a winter edition at the beginning of the year, before heading back to Europe for the original summer session.
Love Island, which airs on ITV2, is currently the most watched programme for adults aged 16-34 in the UK, across any channel and is the most talked about summer series on social media with over 2 billion impressions on Twitter.
The current fifth season seeing a new record of over 6 million viewers tune in across TV and devices.
Love Island continues tonight on ITV2 at 9pm.
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