Love Island spoilers: Shakira rages at Harry as she learns truth about Helena's outrageous heart rate challenge comment - and TWO new bombshells rock the villa
On Monday night the Islanders took part in the iconic and much-loved heart-rate challenge - and it certainly shocked viewers.
Fans blasted Helena for making a VERY X-rated comment to former flame Harry during a raunchy lap dance - despite sparking tense love triangle with Harrison and Toni.
And the upcoming episode of the programme sees Harry's girl Shakira find out what she said.
Alima tells Shakira: 'Helena whispered on his ear, 'I can't wait to f*** you' and I think that's the reason why his heart went like that. He knew that she whispered that and I think he should have told you last night...'
Yasmin adds: 'He replied something back to her.'
'Do you still wanna f*** me?' Toni says.
Shakira rages: 'Now I know why everyone's f***ing whispering and laughing and expecting me to kick off at him.
'Helena can f*** off!'
Viewers can expect to see Harry and Shakira come face to face about what happened.
Elsewhere in the episode the Islanders are left lost for words when they find out about two new bombshells.
Shakira receives a text telling her that a male bombshell has picked her and Toni to go on a date.
'Talk about perfect timing!' Shakira says.
Then Dejon receives one that tells him another is waiting for him and Conor.
It comes after Love Island viewers are left baffled after Ben re-coupled with Helena, which stopped Harrison picking her over Toni.
Many have shared a theory about the producers' decision.
It was Helena who was at the centre of the most shocking scene after whispering something wild in ex flame Harry's ear during her dance.
As she danced around him in her skimpy underwear she whispered in his ear 'I want to f**k you' in a shocking moment.
It came just a few hours after she said to Harrison that he was the only one she was interested in in the villa - causing her to clash with his current partner Toni.
And viewers at home were gobsmacked by the X-rated comment as they penned on X: 'What did Helena say to Harry?!?! #LoveIsland #LoveIslandUK.',
'I CANT WAIT TO WHAT? THAT MAN DON'T LIKE YOU HELENA. #LoveIsland #LoveIslandUK.',
'Does Helena know being this desperate isn't attractive? #loveisland #LoveIslandUK.',
'Helena is so stupid whispering such rubbish to a man that still didn't pick you #LoveIsland.',
'Helena knew Shakira won that contest hence she said what she said to Harry. Pathetic. #LoveIsland.'
'Can't believe Helena said that #LoveIsland.'
'Heyyyyy Helennnnaaaaa heyyyy so why did you say that to Harry? #loveisland.',
'Helena this is embarrassing #loveisland.',
'So Helena heard the speech Harry made about being there just for Shakira and still decided to whisper that to him??? heart of gold where???? #LoveIsland.',
'Helena you can't wait to what?? #LoveIslandUK #loveisland.'
As the boys took their turn Harry carried on the X-rated chat as she said back to her 'do you still want to f**k me?'
During the episode Shakira received a text message announcing a new challenge for the villa.
And viewers at home were gobsmacked by the X-rated comment as they penned on X: 'What did Helena say to Harry?!?! #LoveIsland #LoveIslandUK'
She read: 'Islanders, it's time to get each others' pulses racing in tonight's Boys vs Girls challenge. #HeartthrobMode #BootyandBeats'.
The girls went first, with Toni leading the way, and attempted to raise the boys' heart rates with saucy performances.
Alima's heart-racing entrance stunned the men while Emily dressed like an angel and Shakira throwing rose petals.
He later asks Tommy to pass the cheeky message on and Dejon looks shocked when he hears what Helena said.
The boys then took their turn to raise pulses too - Tommy's go-to was a whopping bouquet of red roses, while Conor tried his best with a Rugby ball.
Harrison donned pleather as he tries to impress the girls while Giorgio dressed like a waiter and poured chocolate on his torso.
As for Harry, he wore gold angel wings and chooses to whisper back in Helena's ear.
Dejon's trick involved him lying Meg down on the floor.
At the end of the challenge, the Islanders are told who raised their heart rates the highest and the results caused shock waves amongst the group.
Shakira was left fuming that her partner Harry's heart rate was raised the most by ex flame Helena.
The evening before, Shakira confronted Harry about his kiss with Helena during the game of Snog, Marry, Pie.
She asked him: 'Why did you do it?'
Harry replied: 'Because I had no reason to kiss anyone else.'
But Shakira wasn't pleased with his reasoning and fumed: 'You knew that would p**s me off.
It came after she said she liked Harrison (seen) the most
'You could've kissed anybody, then to get down on one knee like, I was going to be buzzing after I watched you snog her…'
Harry attempted to make amends and said: 'I don't want to hurt you, I haven't tried to hurt you Shakira.'
She replied: 'But you have. Everything in me is telling me to burn it.'
Later on in the evening, the Islanders were called to recouple and the boys were given the power to choose first.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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