LOVE Island has been rocked by a mass dumping with contestants being axed from the villa after Casa Amor.
After the raunchiest midway break yet, the recoupling more than delivered with a wave of explosive decisions.
Whilst The Sun is keeping shtum on the results of last night’s recoupling - which will air on screen this week - we can reveal that the switch-up left several Islanders single.
And they’ve already left the villa.
A source said: “The Casa Amor recoupling is always hotly anticipated and this year the Islanders have been quick off the mark.
“Bosses were left gobsmacked by how far some of them were prepared to take it to ‘test their connection’, as they always like to say.
“It’s been the raunchiest break ever, with lots of bedroom scenes not even making it to air.
“It’s all led to spicy recoupling and several Islanders have bitten the dust.”
Tuesday's episode saw Dejon flirt up a storm with Andrada, which left viewers baffled.
And Harry made fans "feel sick" after he was heard telling a Casa Amor girl he’ll give her an orgasm despite being coupled up with Helena.
At the end of last night's programme, the Islanders were seen looking incredibly serious and tense as they stood and sat around the firepit.
Helena looked tense, Harry looked worried, and Meg looked upset as the recoupling was teased.
Meg and Dejon face a particularly tense reunion after the Casa Amor segment of the show.
The stunning couple, who have been coupled up since the start, have faced their tests - but nothing compared to Casa.
Things looked to be on the right track for the pair as Dejon opted to sleep on the day beds.
Last night's instalment saw him flirt up a storm with Andrada, which left viewers baffled.
Dejon told Andrada that she was his "favourite bombshell" while also expressing how he "missed" Meg.
The recoupling will air on Wednesday night, as the OG Islanders pick if they want to recouple with a Casa hunk or beauty, or remain in the couples they were in prior to Casa Amor.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
