Love Island viewers divided over argument between Harriett and Ronnie

Love Island Spoilers follow.

Love Island viewers were divided online after Harriett and Ronnie’s argument tonight.

Tonight’s episode (June 21) aired the aftermath of the dare game, in which Ronnie explained that he had become a different person to his new partner Tiffany.

Ronnie’s ex-partners Jess and Harriett discussed the game with Uma and the new sex bomb Matilda.

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“The way he acted and didn’t kiss people, it was a facade to me, like he was trying too hard,” Harriett said, before raising her voice and adding, “Baby, he’s really acting!”

Ronnie, who overheard their conversation, wanted to know who they were talking about, but Harriett brushed him off and said it was none of his business.

The official Love Island account on X/Twitter joked about the confrontation in a post captioned: “Two things we’ve learned: 1) Sound travels in the villa. 2) Don’t call Ronnie an actor.”

But there was disagreement among fans about who was right and what they thought about the ongoing tensions.

“Is Harriet petty and acting like a ninth grader? Yes. But am I totally excited? Absolutely. #loveisland,” said one amused fan on X.

However, another X user pointed out: “Ronnie has moved on and all conversations with Harriet still revolve around him #loveIsland.”

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One fan expressed concern about the real issue, noting: “Harriet is having serious problems getting over Ronnie. It’s disturbing to watch #loveIsland.”

Meanwhile, some fans remained neutral about the argument, with one writing: “I like Harriet’s story arc but both her and Ronnie were so childish in that situation… #LoveIsland.”

Later, Harriett asked Ronnie for a talk to clear things up, but he refused. Again, viewers were divided over who was right, and some believed there was nothing left to discuss between the two.

The episode ended with a teaser for Sunday night’s episode, in which host Maya Jama returns to announce the results of the public vote.

Will Ronnie and Harriett clear the air before one of them is potentially driven off the island?

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

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