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Love Island has been hit by a fresh ‘fix’ row, after fans claimed that they’ve worked out which couple will be dumped from the villa.
In footage that is set to air on Sunday night, an unexpected couple will be asked to leave the villa, as all of this year’s former Islanders make a surprise return.
Sources had previously claimed that the couple was chosen after many former Islanders began to ‘question the interity’ of their connection, but the dumped pair has not yet been revealed.
An insider told The Sun: ‘This couple have been a big part of this series so this is a shocking moment.
‘But having watched it back, ex- Islanders have become privy to action they weren’t fully aware of and it left them more than questioning the integrity of this connection.’
Now fans are convinced that despite a huge row in Friday’s episode, Meg and Dejon will keep their places in the villa, having already been saved once over fan favourites Megan and Conor.
Taking to social media, fans expressed their disbelief that the seemingly incompatible couple were receiving more votes than other islanders.
Addressing the ITV show’s official X account, one fan fumed: ‘FIX – you dumped the most natural compatible warm couple Conor and Megan and kept in devious Dejon and Fatal Attraction Meg just for the ratings. Its a fix love island [sic].’
Others agreed, writing: ‘No sorry but love island. If they don’t dump Meg and Dijon on Sunday I know it’s 1000% a fix.
‘No ex islander in their right might wouldn’t vote for Meg and Dijon. They know how the public feel. It’ll be you that’s told them not to vote for them.’;
‘Love Island this is a f**king fix. All of them are going to target our Queens. Leaving Dejon and Meg to the finals.’;
‘The ex islanders are obvs not going to vote Meg and Dejon out. This is a fix.’
This is not the first time that the current season of the show has come under fire for seemingly being unfair.
One fan joked: ‘the only way to fix love island atp is to stop all the public votes, stop the islanders from being able to save each other, and giving me and my friends the power to choose.’
The allegations come amid reports that the show is experiencing its lowest ever ratings, bringing in one million viewers that have since decreased in number from its opening episode.
This is a significant drop from the 2.5 million fans who tuned into the 2021 season and the 2.4 million who watched the opening episode in 2022.
Former Love Island winner Amber Gill speculated that the show has been losing popularity because of easily offended viewers.
Amber fumed: ‘I’ve just seen articles about a girl saying someone’s too glamorous for a 9-5 and everyone’s like, “You can’t say that!’ I need everyone to get several grips.”
‘No wonder they come f**ing media trained, because God forbid you say anything out of line.
‘I remember some of the s*** I said and trust me, I say worse in private!’
The Daily Mail has reached out to ITV for comment.
