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Love Island: Newcomer Charlie makes the boys feel intimidated

Right after the producers of Love Island brought in Antigoni, Charlie was brought in to step on some toes in the villa on Wednesday.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
23-06-2022 23:04
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Charlie and Ekin-Su hit it off in their first conversation. Photo: Twitter/Love Island

Love Island does not stray away from keeping things interesting and with the newcomer Charlier, things are about to get much more interesting. That is, with Tasha and Ekin-Su as shared by the Daily Mail.

Charlie turns up the heat in the villa

If you thought that Antigoni will cause any trouble in the Love Island villa, you’ve got another thing coming as the singer and songwriter is not the only one turning heads in episode 17 tonight. 

Thus far, Charlie has made it clear that he wants to test the water with all of the girls to see if anyone of them are a possible match. As seen previously, the girls suddenly got a text message while in the glam room. 

For some, this news might not be the best news and for others, this may be an opportunity to explore other options. As for Ekin-Su, the islander clearly feels that she is in trouble after admitting in the diary room that she for a lack of a better word screwed. 

The Love Island girls interrogate Charlie

While the girls got to chatting with Charlie on Love Island, the boys were forming opinions of their own judging from the conversation the girls were having with him. 

The girls get up close and personal with Charlie. Photo: Twitter/LoveIsland

Thus far, it seems the boys see a little trouble coming their way as their girls might be taken away from them if there is a spark. Right now, Indiya and Dami have spiced things up when they shared the first kiss together and the islanders completely ship their relationship. 

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Right now, Love Island will somewhat be turning into a heartbreak island as Dami goes speed dating with Antigoni and it looks like they are getting on well. 

So far, the girls have been asking Charlie questions based on his past relationships and his type of a girl. Right now, Charlie has admitted to liking a fiery girl which is completely Ekin-Su’s forte. The two seem to hit it off as Charlie chose Ekin-Su for his hot tub date.Things are yet to unravel.

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