Love Island All Stars: Luca Bish’s Mum Drops Bombshell Amid Olivia and Grace’s Explosive Feud!

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All Stars that aired on Sunday evening.

As the dismissed actors from the series came back, the program erupted into turmoil, with them determining which pairs from the bottom three who received the most public votes would be eliminated before the final on Monday.

Olivia stirred up trouble immediately by accusing Grace of dishonesty regarding her emotions towards Luca Bish, whom she is partnered with. She asserted that she had evidence of private communications showing that Grace was merely pursuing a deceptive relationship.

Startled by the revelation, she declared, “Apparently, Grace has been exchanging messages with someone at home, stating she’s determined to go all out to secure victory on the show this season.

In a state of shock, I implored Luca, ‘Dearest Luca, what you’re saying isn’t accurate at all. Winning this show is not something that matters to me.’

Or more casually:

‘Luca, you’re mistaken. Winning this show just doesn’t mean that much to me.’

As tensions escalate, Samie Elishi, a contender for Luca’s affection alongside Grace, also asserted that he had observed the controversial messages.

Grace was outraged: “I swear on my life, I’ve never written that sentence before. It’s a lie, and someone has falsified it – I can’t believe it! I’m shocked.

Harriet Blackmore added, “I suspect Liv might have texted herself and then sent that as a response. Sweetie, everyone here knows you wouldn’t do such a thing.

Luca and Olivia knew each other on the outside of the villa having both grown up in Brighton. 

And Luca’s mum had some choice words to say about Liv on social media as the episode aired.

A snippet from Love Island, broadcasted on X, displayed a heated argument between Grace and Liv that drew a comment from Luca’s mom, Maria, through her vintage store’s social media platform.

She remarked: ‘It seems intriguing that you claimed you’d go to any lengths to be with Luca upon his departure from the island, and now this situation aligns with that statement.’

Comments that followed praised Maria for sticking up for Grace amid the drama.

During the dispute, Olivia’s competitor, Harriett, didn’t hesitate to interject and informed Grace: ‘I suspect she fabricated it, much like she did with Ronnie.’ or ‘Harriett quickly spoke up in the argument and told Grace: ‘I think she lied about it, just as she did with Ronnie.’

The bond between them remains strong, following an incident where Olivia asserted that Ronnie Vint had sent her flirtatious messages, all while he was involved with Harriett. However, their relationship appears to have found new life within the villa, as it has been rekindled since then.

In spite of the allegations, it was Ronnie and Harriet who received the highest number of votes from their fellow cast members. Emotionally, Tina Stinnes expressed: ‘I adore each one of you individually, and as a group, there are a couple whose relationship I’d treasure to see develop further and witness their story unfold.’

Five couples remain inside the villa as the finale of the series approaches: Luca and Grace, Ekin-Su and Curtis, Catherine and Omar, Elma and Sammy, and Gabby and Casey.

In the latest episode, a flurry of surprising text messages, sent on Friday night, triggered turmoil in the Love Island villa, indicating that three pairs might face elimination.

Following a delightful Valentine’s dinner shared with their loved ones, the Islanders were unexpectedly disrupted when they learned that one of them was to depart shortly.

It was found out that Elma and Sammy, Catherine and Omar, as well as Harriett and Ronnie, were put at risk due to the public voting process.

At the close of last Friday’s episode, the competitors discovered they were among the final three, due to audience votes for their preferred pairs.

However in a twist, it was announced that their fate was in the hands of dumped Islanders.

However, spectators consistently expressed the same sentiment, appealing to the producers to abandon the ‘superfluous’ mechanism and instead allow the public to make the ultimate decision.

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2025-02-17 16:11