Love Island's Harry branded ‘a menace' as he's caught in a lie SECONDS after reuniting with ex Emma
The 30 year-old, who has made waves in the villa for his messy behaviour, has now sparked even more controversy and is being called out by fans.
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Love Island's Harry has been branded 'a menace' as he's caught in a lie just seconds after reuniting with ex Emma
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Harry was left shocked after it was revealed that his ex Emma was one of six Casa Amor bombshells
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Sunday night saw the return of Casa Amor for the islanders and Harry was left shocked after it was revealed that his ex was one of six bombshells.
During the episode it was shown that Harry's standout wrist tattoo which is inked with the letter E - is a tribute to his ex Emma.
Viewers saw the moment Meg announced the imminent arrival of six new female bombshells.
The new girls making their way to the villa, where they greeted the boys from the balcony.
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But upon seeing them, Harry could be heard saying: "Oh my god, it's my ex."
The boys crowded around the football star, eagerly asking if this was the ex the tattoo was for, to which he confirmed.
Despite this turn of events, eagle-eyed fans couldn't help but recall that Harry had previously said the tattoo was dedicated to someone else.
Before entering the show all Islanders are made to do an audio description video where they describe themselves for those who may have impaired vision.
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In the clip Harry can be heard describing himself from his hair, eyes and build down to his distinctive tattoo.
In the video, he says: 'I have one tattoo on my left wrist and it is the letter E. The letter E is for my Grandma, who sadly passed away, a couple of years ago.
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Fans were shocked at this revelation taking to social media to call out the TV star, one user said: 'The amount of lies he has told Is Shocking! Makes 30s Look like idiots We don't ALL LIE like him!'
Another penned: 'Has this man ever told the truth'
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'How can u lie about something like that,' added a third.
A fourth chimed: 'He lied before he even entered the villa, producers have been scammed … HE IS A MENACE !!!!'
'Starting to wonder if he's even called Harry at this point,' commented another.
After reuniting with her ex in Casa Amor, Emma was quick to slam Harry's villa behaviour as "snakey" and "disgusting".
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She later went on to brand her him and Helena, who Harry is currently coupled up with, 'two snakes'.
She said: "It's disgraceful though… like, how are you still doing the same thing? The way you've been moving with Helena honestly… You two deserve each other, I think you're a great couple... two snakes."
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During the episode it was revealed that Harry's standout wrist tattoo which is inked with the letter E - is a tribute to his ex Emma
Credit: ITV
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During the pre-show audio description video Harry lied and said his tattoo was for his Grandma who passed away
Credit: YouTube/LoveIsland
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