Love Island fans feel sick as Harry tells Casa Amor girl he'll give her an orgasm and teases they'll have sex soon
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LOVE Island's Harry made fans "feel sick" after he was heard telling a Casa Amor girl he'll give her an orgasm.
Despite being coupled up with Helena, Harry has made a play for one of the new bombshells, and even teased her that they'll "have sex soon".
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Harry made a very 'creepy' comment on tonight's Love Island
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The Islander left fans squirming when he told Rheo he would 'give her an orgasm'
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The pair were seen snogging when they shared a bed
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In tonight's Love Island Harry made the moves on Rheo, and went straight in for the kill with the dirty chat.
As the conversation started to heat up, Rheo talked about not having an orgasm though actual sex, to which Harry replied: "I think I could probably uh probably put that right at some point."
Teasing sex in their future, he said: "I think we'll maybe see sooner than you think."
Harry's comments left fans squirming at home, with one saying: "Harry makes my skin crawl.
"I'd rather be sick in my hands and clap then hear a chat up line from him."
This one added: "Harry's comments are so sleazy!"
Another said: "Poor Harry's mum having to watch him talks like that!"
But Harry isn't the only one with a wandering eye, as Helena has also been making a play for Casa Amor lad Ty.
But it doesn't look like there will be any love lost between Harry and Helena.
Asked by a fellow Islander if he missed Helena, he bluntly said: "No, not really."
Watch the moment Harry snogs ex-girlfriend Emma in saucy game leaving Helena furious
SHOUT OUT TO MY EX
During his time in the Casa Amor villa, Harry also came face to face with his ex Emma, who arrived a bombshell.
Despite him cracking on with Rheo, some fans speculated that the former couple "never really split up".
It came after the brunette stunner was revealed as a Casa Amor bombshell recently, alongside five other females.
Last Friday, Love Island 2025 OG Harry was left stunned when his ex entered the compound.
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Harry's ex Emma is also in the Casa Amor villa
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After the pair shared a relationship de brief in the Casa Amor villa, in which Emma revealed the real reason for their split, fans reckon something suspicious is going on.
As Emma claimed that he cheated when he brought girls into the home they previously shared together, viewers have suggested there may still be feelings brewing between the exes.
Others have suggested the pair - who locked lips in a challenge - never really broke up at all.
During the chat about their relationship downfall, one fan wrote: "I swear these two are still in a relationship, it's just the vibe I'm getting."
A second put: "Definitely still in a relationship hence why he's not making it serious with anyone."
A third put: "Makes sense that they are still together most of what they are saying sounds fake."
Love Island 2025 - Casa Amor girls
WHO are the latest bombshells heading into the spin-off villa?
The Sun exclusively reported the identities of the six beauties heading into the ITV2 spin-off villa, after it was teased during last week's episode.
The Love Island newbies were seen strolling into the compound clad in swimwear - with one already having a connection to Harry.
On the show's official Instagram page it teased: "Amor the merrier… who's ready for Casa Amor?" and now we can report the full line-up. Lauren Wood, 26,
Emma Munro, 30
Lucy Quinn, 21
Yasmin Broom, 26
Andrada Pop, 27
Rheo Parnell, 26
"You think, 'oh yes, let me just f*** this up', like there's just no need for any other woman to be in my house."
As he tried to assure her that he would 'be there', she later corrected his version of the timeline of their relationship.
He told her: "You don't have very high thoughts of me, or you don't think a lot of me, but I am here. I think I said that in the letter to you years ago."
To which she replied: "Years ago? You mean in February?"
She then added: "We make the choice not to be together because we know that you can't give me what I need, and that's why it's not because we don't love each other, we have to like, be strong enough to like, stand on that decision."
Fans of the show took to social media in droves as they were left completely flabbergasted by the semi-pro footballers past behaviour.
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Emma entered Casa Amor with five other bombshells
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Harry was stunned to see his ex on a balcony in scenes aired on Friday
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