Love Island Series 13 saw two more Islanders dumped from the villa as the new bombshells chose to recouple
OG Islander Sam Workman has been dumped (Image: ITV)
Friday night’s Love Island delivered one of its most explosive episodes to date, with two more contestants shown the door.
In the episode aired on June 19, the four newly-arrived bombshells were given the opportunity to poach a boy or girl from an existing pairing. In a dramatic twist, it was only revealed after the decisions had been made that any Islander left without a partner would be immediately eliminated.
New arrival Tina Rad chose to couple up with Aidan Murphy, while Halle Brown set her sights on Tommy Murphy following a kiss between the two. Elsewhere, Chidi picked Mica Harris and Finley Maddock chose Ellie Chadwick.
The reshuffling left original Islander Sam Workman and bombshell Namibia Olpherts partnerless and subsequently dumped from the villa. Their sudden departure cast a shadow over the remaining contestants, with several reduced to tears.
The Islanders were in tears after a shock double dumping(Image: ITV)
Since leaving, the evicted pair have spoken out about their experience on the popular ITV2 series, with both sharing their thoughts on established couple Lola Deal and Sean Fitzgerald, and what life alongside them is really like, reports OK!
Lola and Sean have been together since the very beginning of Series 13 and recently shared a touching moment when they exchanged I love you’s. Lola also confessed via video link on spin-off show Aftersun that, despite their relationship being in its early stages, she would “follow him [Sean] anywhere.”
“Do you know what I’ll move to Dublin I don’t mind, I’ll follow him anywhere,” she said.
Lola and Sean have been in a couple since the very start(Image: ITV)
Following his exit from the villa, Sam opened up to ITV that the couple were the ones he turned to most for guidance, admitting: “I felt like I could go to them about anything.”
Offering an insight into what the pair were truly like during their time in the villa, he said: “I think Lola and Fitzy [Sean] will stay together and I really hope they make it to the end. I think they deserve to win – they’re strong and everyone looks up to them and wants what they have.
“I certainly looked up to them and thought ‘I wish I had that connection with someone’. I definitely think they’ll be a strong couple on the outside.”
Namibia, meanwhile, revealed that Sean “was probably my closest male friend there”, and shared Sam’s same view that the couple have what it takes to make their relationship work beyond the villa.
Love Island airs Sundays to Fridays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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