Fans React To Dejon's Love Island Sleepover Scene
In one of the most recent episodes, four of the islanders were given the opportunity to have a "sleepover" with four new bombshells, giving them all a chance to have a night alone with their new prospects. One of the islanders picked for the sleepover was Dejon, who spent time with Bombshell Caprice.
Despite initially being coupled up with Meg, he had a rather flirtatious night with Caprice. At one point, he even hand-fed her grapes.
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