Tensions boil over in the Love Island villa on Tuesday night's episode as Yewande's exit causes a massive divide amongst the Islanders.
The Irish scientist's time on Love Island came to an abrupt end when Danny chose to couple up with Arabella, rather than stick by Yewande in the latest recoupling.
And, as well as sealing Yewande's fate, his decision has led to a lot of tension between those left in the villa.
Giving her perspective on Danny’s decision to choose Arabella, Anna says “Arabella’s been here for a couple of days and somehow she’s managed to worm her way into Danny.
"I feel like Yewande deserved better.”
The drama heightens though as Danny and Arabella share a kiss in full view of the other Islanders.
Their embrace doesn’t get a positive reaction from Amber either, who vents in the Beach Hut:
“I just think people can talk all they like but actions speak louder than words and I think that Arabella and Danny are conducting themselves in such a bad way that I just feel like ‘what do I have in common with you?’ It just doesn’t sit right with me. "
With the tension palpable throughout the villa, Amber challenges Danny for a second time when she suspects he is still talking about her and the other girls.
“I just want to say I gave you an opportunity to squash anything there so don’t say anything further about the situation unless it’s directly to those people over there.”
Danny responds "I'm not shy of saying things to anybody. You have my word, if I’ve got a problem I’ll bring it to all of you," to which Amber replies “ Your word doesn’t really mean that much at this point does it?
"You’re giving me your word when your word means f*** all.”
Arabella then becomes embroiled into the conflict when she steps in to defend Danny, saying to the group:
“You do realise all of us are going to get tested in here, you do realise that? You will get tested, you will get tested.”
This further riles Amber, who responds: “I know what I signed up to, thanks for enlightening us though. I didn’t know before you said that.”
Danny admits he’s hoping for the calm to be restored over the next 24 hours.
Taking some time out in the Beach Hut, he says “I really do hope that the dust has settled a bit tomorrow. I understand that things are a bit raw and a bit fresh.
"The bottom line is some of the girls in this villa have lost a really good friend. That can’t be hidden, it can’t be forgotten and it should be respected. I will be respecting of that.”
*Love Island continues at 9pm on ITV2
