Love Island is set to be rocked by a surprise dumping in Tuesday night's instalment.
The ITV2 reality series revealed on Monday night that viewers could vote for their favourite boy and girl from the villa to stay in the show.
Now tonight's instalment will see the islanders enjoying a 1970s-themed party and soon the cast is dancing away with the party in full swing.
The happy occasion is interrupted, however, when Faye receives a text and it reads: "Islanders. Can you all gather around the fire pit?”
After this and the islanders following the instructions, Hugo then receives another text.
The PE teacher reads out: "The public have been voting for their favourite girl and favourite boy.
"Those with the fewest votes are at risk of being dumped from the Island tonight."
The islanders soon realise that this means their future in the villa relies entirely on the public vote and not on their couplings - meaning they are all in danger.
Who will be dumped from the island and what will it mean for the current relationships in the villa?
One couple who will be doing well in Tuesday's instalment ahead of the dumping is Faye Winter and Teddy Soares as they head out on their first date.
Faye and Teddy both receive a text inviting them on a date, which reads: “Faye and Teddy you’re going on a date! Get ready to leave the villa #FancyARide #TourDeFaye".
As the couple head out on the cycling-themed date trip, Faye asks: "How are you feeling about the ‘Tour de Faye’? Would you want to do it every year?"
Teddy then retorts: “Oh, that’s a shout actually – seasonal!”
The couple then get to talking about where their romance is going and if they are a good match for each other
"We’re getting on like a frigging house on fire," noted Teddy.
Faye then laughs and responds: "Oh really? I was going to talk about us not getting on so well… no we are alright, aren’t we?"
She added: "You just get me. You just laugh at me."
Will Faye and Teddy survive the dumping?
*Love Island continues on weekdays and Sundays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub with episodes also being added to BritBox the following morning.
