Love Island's preview for Friday night featured heaps of drama including Toby being honest with Kaz.
Thursday night's episode ended on a cliffhanger as Toby Aromolaran had an honest discussion with Chloe Burrows about their mutual attraction despite his being paired up with Kaz Kamwi.
The instalment ended with the two locking lips while Kaz was none the wiser to how fast the situation was developing, despite revealing to the girls that she was “single” after Toby admitted he was “intrigued” by Chloe.
The ITV2 reality drama treated us to a preview for the following episode that saw a number of surprising developments.
Firstly, Brad McClelland made his move on newbie Lucinda Strafford and leant in for a kiss with the blonde beauty.
Brad had shown an interest in Lucinda since her arrival and Rachel Finni quickly realised that his attentions had turned away from her despite her previously saving him from elimination by coupling up with him.
He also revealed to Lucinda in Thursday’s episode that he had not had sex since 2019.
Meanwhile, we then saw Toby sat down with Kaz for a very awkward conversation about how things had advanced with Chloe.
"I have...we have...kissed," says Toby.
How will Kaz take this new development?
Considering she had called Chloe “snaky’ before, perhaps not very well, but she had also reacted calmly when Toby admitted his attraction to Chloe so we will have to wait and see.
Finally, the ITV2 reality show revealed a hunky new arrival in the form of new bombshell Teddy Soares.
We can now reveal that Teddy is a 26-year-old Senior Financial Consultant from Manchester who has a liking for all of the ladies in the villa.
“I want to get to know all of the girls. I’m not afraid to step on toes to get the girl I want,” he said before entering the villa.
On why he signed up for Love Island, Teddy told ITV: “I think I’m ready for love now. Law of attraction is probably what I believe in, so being in the villa is part of that thought process.
“I’m not getting any younger. I’ve always been the type of guy to be in long relationships. Never broken three years though. If I do find someone in the villa, I’m going to take it seriously. “
He also teased: “From a girls’ standpoint, they’re going to have to get used to me stirring a few pots and causing a bit of a ruckus. I do think hopefully, me walking into the villa the girls will have something to look at.”
*Love Island continues on weekdays and Sundays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub. Episodes are available the following morning on BritBox.
