Love Island announce huge show first ahead of Maya Jama's dumping twist
It's set to be another dramatic night in Love Island tonight as the Islanders are set to experience a show first at the Love Island festival - but the fun won't last for long.
After an emotional few days of losing Lauren and Harrison, the Islanders are due for a pick me up, as they head to the first ever Love Island festival. Tonight, they'll receive a text that says: '"Islanders, it's time to get ready for the main stage at the first ever LI Fest #HeadlineCouples #WKD0%."
Cheers are heard around the villa, and the Islanders rush out, dressed to the nines in their festival gear. The surprises don't stop there as they're surprised by a performance from Tinie Tempah on the main stage - as he performs a medley of his greatest hits.
The Islanders aren't the only one who receive a performance, as Tinie praises Cach as he showcases his impressive dance moves on the floor.
However, the fun is short lived as a car with the number plate 'MAYA' pulls up, arriving in epic style to crash the festival. Host Maya Jama then steps out the car in in a glamorous red and gold dress, where she gathers the Islanders around - and it can only mean bad news.
At the end of Sunday's episode, Islanders were given the option to vote for their favourite girl and boy, and it looks like the results will be revealed by Maya in tonight's episode.
'The public have been voting for their favourite girl and favourite boy,' Maya tells the villa as she crashes the party. The villa are left holding their breath - but what devastating home truths will Maya unleash? And how will the Islanders react to the public's choices?
Elsewhere in tonight's episode, it looks like things could be slowly getting back on track with Toni and Cach. Before the festival, Toni pulls Cach for a chat in the Hideaway, although he redirects her to the Terrace.
During the festival, the pair share another private moment, as Toni says: 'I'll be alright that you didn't kiss me but it still hurts.'
Cach then gives Toni a glimmer of hope, as he responds: 'I didn't kiss you then but that doesn't mean it's going to be a never…' A confused Toni later questions: 'Where do we go from here, now you denied me my kiss?'
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