‘He needs to go HOME' rage Love Island viewers as they slam ‘bitter and snarky' star
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Love Island boy Blu is grating on viewers
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Harry is unimpressed by Blu's comments about him in the Couple Goals challenge
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When the Islanders are asked the question, 'Which couple would you not want to go on a city break with?' Blu and Helena choose Harry and Shakira.
Blu says: 'We went with Harry and Shakira. I think we all know the reason why - Harry might want to wife swap again.'
Harry isn't happy with Blu's comments and hits back: 'You're better than that.'
For all his attempts at creating drama and finding a girl, viewers just haven't warmed to him.
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One wrote on Instagram today: "Blu wants a moment sooooo bad! Nobody even wants him, get him out!"
Another said: "Why is Blu coming out with these snarky comments though!"
Love Island fans slam Blu for recoupling speech as he blasts co-star Harry's behaviour
A third posted: "Blu needs to be humbled!!"
A fourth shared: "no he's literally so bitter because he left at the start and now he's trying to make it everyone else's issue."
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Blu clashed with Toni on the night of The Grafties
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