Love Island 2024 viewers stunned by Casa Amor reunions

On Thursday’s episode (July 4), host Maya Jama gathered the boys from the main villa around the fireplace as they had a decision to make: The group had to determine whether they wanted to maintain their existing connection or reunite with a girl from Casa Amor.

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In total, there were three reunions of the boys, with Konnor and Trey choosing to reunite with Emma and Ellie respectively, while Ayo’s decision to team up with Jessica raised some eyebrows as it left Mimii single.

Fans discussed the decision on social media, with one viewer writing on X/Twitter: “Mimii stands alone, smiling and being graceful while Ayo can’t even explain herself and Jess starts crying OHHH MIMII I HAVE TO SAVE YOU #loveisland.”

“Uma is SO REAL. She SUPPORTS Mimii, she PULLS Wil ALONG, that’s what I want to see!!! #LoveIsland,” another fan added, with a third writing: “Petition for Uma and Mimii to team up and win the whole thing!! #loveisland”

“Ayo’s head is pounding LOOOOL he knows he’s about to become the most hated man in the UK #loveisland,” wrote a fourth fan, with a fifth adding: “Mimii is better than me because I would have set the villa on fire – I respect how she went about it and decided to just remove herself from the situation #loveisland”

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After the final ceremony, the new couples are as follows: Konnor & Emma, ​​​​Blade & Grace, Sean & Matilda, Ciaran & Nicole, Trey & Ellie, Hugo & Jess, Wil & Uma, Joey & Jessy and Ayo & Jessica, leaving Mimii alone.

The ceremony also meant that the cast members who were not selected were sent home from Casa Amor. Diamanté, Lucy, Ruby, Moziah, Jake, Joel and Lionel left the villa after a short time.

Love Island will be broadcast on ITV2 and streamed on ITVX.

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