The Love Island girls make a saucy confession in Tuesday's episode, admitting that they've "done bits" with the boys.
Faye Winter quizzes Liberty Poole about what she got up to in the bedroom Cornish, and she remains coy.
The girls use football analogies to describe how far they've gone with the boys, and Faye asks if Liberty had a 1-1, hinting that they'd both performed sexual acts on each other.
"We've got a '1-1' haven't we?" Faye asks her.
Chloe Burrows explains the Beach Hut what 1-1 means, saying: "So one all is, basically doing bits, one all. You did something, I did something, we both had a very happy ending… [laughs]."
Back to the girls' conversation, Millie Court refuses to believe that Liberty and Jake have done anything, adding: "No you haven't!"
"I'm just going to sip my tea and mind my own business," Millie says, before adding: "There's you guys thinking this is the first time…"
"Cheeky, cheeky 'Jiberty'," Chloe adds, using their couple nickname.
AJ Bunker then asks if anyone else had done bits, to which Millie replies: "I haven't, yet, ha ha."
Viewers will have to wait until Wednesday's episode airs to see if anyone else confesses to doing bits in the villa.
It comes after Love Island viewers were left feeling uncomfortable at Chloe and Toby Aromolaran's steamy night in the hideaway on Monday.
The islanders had received a text which read: "Islanders. The Hideaway is open tonight. Please choose the lucky couple to spend the night alone #thecatthatgotthecream #donotdisturb."
All of the Islanders voted for Chloe and Toby and they headed for the hideaway.
The duo, who were dressed in saucy outfits, were seen kissing before disappearing under the covers together.
The next day, they insisted they hadn't had sex in the hideaway.
In previous seasons, Love Island aired full-on sex scenes as the Islanders romped both in the hideaway and in the communal bedrooms.
One of the most shocking moments was in the second series when Emma Jane Woodhams and Terry Walsh had sex over the covers.
Emma had shared her view that ITV wouldn't air their romp as they were having sex in full view, but it was shown on TV.
This lead to led to Ofcom complaints from viewers.
But in recent years, producers have given them more privacy and only hinted at the Islanders getting intimate.
*Love Island airs weekdays and Sundays at 9pm on ITV2
