Love Island voting twist leaves six Islanders at risk in most savage dumping yet

Love Island's latest episode confirmed six contestants were at risk of being dumped immediately.

The stars were visibly shocked as they were told another dumping had arrived, and that at least two people would be sent home.

Host Laura Whitmore confirmed a public vote had left three girls and three boys vulnerable, with more than one set to be dumped then and there.

The dumped islanders would not get the chance to return to the villa, as the dumping instead took place at the Island Vibes Club.

Laura soon detailed the six names in total who were at risk of losing their place in the villa, before dropping another twist.

Laura Whitmore confirmed the six Islanders at risk of leaving Love Island 2021 immediately, before revealing a second big twist (ITV)

Abigail Rawlings, Kaz Kamwi, Mary Bedford, Dale Mehmet, Jake Cornish and Tyler Cruickshank were the stars in danger thanks to them not getting enough votes from the public.

Within those names are two couples, Mary and Dale and Kaz and Tyler, as well as one half of the show's longest-lasting couple, Jake and Liberty.

But the public had done their bit, and now it was up to the remaining Islanders to decide who stayed and who went.

Love Island's latest episode confirmed six contestants were at risk of being dumped immediately (ITV)

It would be a tough choice for them given they'd have to break up a couple whatever boy they chose, while perhaps Abi being the only single girl could mean she is most at risk.

Laura revealed one boy and one girl would leave the show for good - and that the decision was in the hands of their fellow Islanders.

Laura revealed one boy and one girl would leave the show for good (ITV)

The scenes have already been filmed, but a cliffhanger meant viewers did not find out who would be sent packing - with this to feature in Monday night's show instead.

Past years on the show have seen the public vote for their least favourite couple, with one of the people in that couple then sent home by the other Islanders.

This time around, the public were voting for the boys and girls individually which meant more than one couple were at risk of being torn apart.

As the Islanders reeled from the news, the episode ended before any final decisions were made leaving viewers annoyed as they had hoped to find out on Sunday night..

Love Island airs every night at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub.