They've been seemingly loved-up since the start of the Love Island experience, but the arrival of six new bombshells proves to be a major test for Amy Hart and Curtis Pritchard.
Dancer Curtis admits his head has been turned by two of the newcomers while Amy is on a mini break in the neighbouring villa Casa Amor, and he's feeling torn.
Confiding in his friend Tommy Fury, Curtis says recruitment consultant Joanna Chimonides and model Jourdan Riane have both caught his eye.
“I’m a bit all over the place," he tells the Manchester boxer on the ITV dating show.
"There is nothing wrong with me and Amy in any way.
"Our relationship is great, everything is incredible, it’s fantastic. I like her, I like spending time with her. I can see it working in the long run on the outside, I really can.
"But I don’t know why, I’m really confused. These girls have come in and there’s two of them. Jourdan and Joanna. I don’t know mate, I feel a little bit weird.
"Maybe this is just going to be a massive test. Why am I even thinking about this situation?”
Meanwhile over at Casa Amor, Amy is determined to remain faithful to Curtis, and insists she won't be sharing a bed with any of the new boys they've been introduced to.
“I am in an exclusive relationship with a boy I see a future with. So I don’t want to share a
bed with anyone else," she says.
Firefighter Michael Griffiths has also had his head turned from his coupling with Amber Gill by Joanna.
“If somebody comes in that’s genuinely better suited to me than Amber is, then it’s one of
those things," he says.
And Anna Vakili and Jordan Hames are also questioning how strong their own relationship is with time apart.
Love Island airs tonight at 9pm on ITV2. Love Island: Aftersun follows at 10pm.
