Love Island villa rocked by most explosive Grafties ever with more drama than Movie Night
LOVE Island will be rocked by the most explosive Grafties ceremony in its history – and The Sun can reveal the drama is even more explosive than Movie Night.
We can exclusively let slip how ITV2 viewers will be on the edge of their seats on Sunday as the awards play out in full.
On Saturday, The Sun was first to reveal how one couple would be exiting the villa following the ceremony’s first award of the night.
Jessy Potts has her say on the eviction – which comes as the public vote for Love Island‘s least popular couple is revealed – and hails their immediate exit as “savage.”
Three couples take to the podium and, when the bottom-polled pair pick up the gong, their fate is revealed by text.
Yet that’s just a small part of the drama as the nominations for the six separate accolades play out.
We can reveal the stars are sent a shock text which reads: “Islanders, it’s awards season and tonight you are invited to a ceremony all about you.
“The winner of each category has been chosen by the public. Prepare your acceptance speeches and glam up, it’s time for The Grafties! #AndTheWinnerIs #RollTheTapes.”
For the Flirtiest Performance category, the nominees are Sean, Grace and Joey.
It’s Giving One Sided will see Josh, Jess and Reuben battle it out while Most Dramatic Performance sees Ciaran, Jessy and Nicole all up for the gong.
Meanwhile, the unfavourable Ultimate pot stirrer title will go to either Joey, Sean or Reuben.
Viewers musing the Unfinished Business category could select between Grace and Josh, Mimii and Ayo and Grace and Joey while the brutal Epic Fail gong will be awarded to Ciaran, Mimii or Sean
With Joey nominated in the flirtiest performance category, his conversations with Lola are aired on the big screen for all to see.
Jessy – who has stood by her man – is less than impressed with his antics as she says: “Well you used the trouble maker line on me first… if she put in more of a graft would you have failed the test?”
Next, with Josh nominated for the It’s Giving One Sided category, Sean is again quick to intervene.
He says: “You’ve made Mimii exclusive, quite quick as well so I feel like it’s some one sided game to be fair”
Love Island 2024 couples
The Islanders are all 'coupled up' in the villa.
The couples so far include:
- Harry Baker and Lola Deluca.
- Mimii Ngulube and Joshua Oyinsan.
- Ayo Odukoya and Jessica Splender.
- Matilda Draper and Sean Stone.
- Grace Jackson and Reuben Collins
- Joey Essex and Jessy Potts.
- Nicole Samuel and Ciaran Davies.
- Konnor Ewudzi and Lolly Hart.
Josh quips back and says: “I just didn’t need to go through three people to know who I want”
Sean goes onto explain: “You’ve come in, stuck with Mimii, contemplated it with Grace but you didn’t have the bottle to go through with it.
“You’ve made some mad moves and played it quite safe”
As Joey gets involved, he defends comments made by Sean and says: “I feel like what he’s trying to say is that you’ve gone exclusive under pressure quite quickly.”
Josh then replies: “What you’re saying doesn’t even make sense Joey bro,” and Jessy – despite facing flack over Joey’s conduct towards Lola – is quick to defend her man.
She says to Josh: “You’re not listening, this is your problem!”
We can report how the winners are then revealed one by one and tension builds.
Earlier in the series, viewers were convinced Movie Night would destroy three couples.
The most shocking Movie Night moments were then revealed – with Uma in tears at Wil’s reaction and Jess White’s snaky antics under the spotlight.
Joey and Grace also locked horns in yet another fiery row – yet tonight’s instalment ramps things up a notch more.
On Saturday, we reported how the dumped pair in question have already packed up and quit the Mallorca compound.
The contestants, who were coupled up on Friday, will therefore miss the chance to bid for the huge cash prize on the ITV2 series.
The series, which kicked off on June 3, will wrap on Monday, July 29.
One lucky couple will be crowned the winners of the 11th series and take home the £50,000 cash prize.
