A FOREMER Love Island winner is the latest to weigh in the war between Toni and Emily on the current series.
Jess Harding won Love Island in 2023 alongside Sammy Root but had lots of opinions about Friday night's explosive row.
American Islander Toni and Emily clashed in fiery scenes with the former accusing her costar of being nosey on the ITV reality dating series.
Following the episode, Toni was accused by Love Island viewers of bullying behaviour and Jess also had some thoughts on what happened.
She took to her Instagram stories to say she did not like Toni's "b****y behaviour."
Jess posted a photo of herself lying in bed with her hand to her temple and giving a side eye.
"Ok what the hell, just because someone isn't your cup of tea doesn't mean you can cause a big drama over it?!" Jess began her caption.
"Toni girl I loved you but I don't like b****y behaviour & pulling crying behaviour."
Jess continued: "Why can't the girls be 1 big group cos these men be acting CRAZY."
Things kicked off when Toni - who arrived as the first bombshell of the series - got annoyed after hearing a conversation between Emily and Conor.
She then complained about Emily to Shakira, who agreed with Toni's views.
Emily accused Toni of talking behind her back and was warned by Meg that Toni had said she was being "nosey" and described her as "Little Miss Sunshine."
Following their row, an exasperated Emily said she thought Toni was "just trying to cause a problem," and "she's f****g nuts."
Toni hasn't had the easiest ride in the villa, and on Wednesday night she was almost dumped from the villa.
New islander Harrison was faced with choosing between Toni and Malisha, after they both found themselves single in the latest recoupling.
They both then went on a date with Harrison, before he chose Toni, meaning Malisha went home.
It was a shaky night all round for Shakira on Friday's episode as she chatted to Harry who admitted being unsure about his relationship with Helena.
Their chat might lead to a rekindling of their relationship with a preview of Sunday's episode showing the pair snogging enthusiastically.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
