Plenty of Love Island couples turn on Amy Hart and Curtis Pritchard ahead of tonight's dumping - with some surprising names involved.
The Islanders have to decide whether they want the former half-couple or Lucie Donlan and George Rains to stay in the villa after finding themselves in the bottom three.
Everyone heads off in different directions to assess the situation and come up with reasons to boot one couple out.
Shockingly, Maura Higgins twists the knife into the couple, despite insisting that she has deep feelings for Curtis.
The Irish grid girl claims she has fancied the professional ballroom dancer from the start, but she pulls no punches while contemplating who should leave.
She tells Marvin Brooks that there is absolutely no way the exes can remain in the villa together.
"Obviously Curtis and Amy, they can't be living in the same place together, it's awkward," she says under her breath to Marvin.
Does this prove that Maura doesn't actually fancy Curtis?
Marvin is on the same page as he wants to save his close pal George from leaving.
He quietly says: "I feel like they've had their chance, I don't think George has had the opportunity."
Maura isn't the only one sticking the boot in as some of Amy's closest pals think she should leave.
Molly-Mae Hague tells Tommy Fury that he needs to put his allegiance to Curtis aside.
She says: "You're best friends with Curtis but we do need to think about both couples."
Anton, who has coupled up with Lucie as a friend in the past, tells Belle: "There's pros and cons for them both."
Ovie Soko is adamant he wants to save his good friend George from an early exit.
"If George leaves I'm basically by myself," he points out to Anna Vakili.
Michael tells Joanna that Lucie has "had an opportunity" to find love in the villa - seemingly indicating he will save Curtis and Amy.
Who will be booted out of the villa?
*Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2
