In tonight’s episode, the islanders recoupled with the boys making the decisions.
Musselburgh’s Jay decided to recouple with Paige, meaning she is no longer with Cumbria rugby player Jacques, despite the pair still being close.
Luca was the first boy to make a recoupling decision and he chose Gemma after remaining close with her despite having been in a couple with Danica.
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Love Island star Jay paired up with this islander in tonight’s recoupling
With Jay in front of Jacques in the recoupling, he was able to choose Paige, a paramedic from Swansea.
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, who Jay was interested in previously, is now coupled up with new boy Charlie Radnedge.
Love Island recoupling towards the end of week 3
- Gemma Owen and Luca Bish
- Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope
- Jay Younger and Paige Thorne
- Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Charlie Radnedge
- Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page
- Antigoni Buxton and Davide Sanclimenti
- Jacques O'Neill and Danica Taylor
At the end of the recoupling in Friday's episode, all islanders were coupled up, leaving no one single and therefore the islanders all remain in the Villa.
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Love Island 2022 cast: Meet the Islanders
Here are the islanders that are currently in or are heading into the villa:
- Paige Thorne
- Dami Hope
- Indiyah Polack
- Tasha Ghouri
- Davide Sanclimenti
- Gemma Owen
- Ikenna Ekwonna
- Andrew Le Page
- Amber Beckford
- Luca Bish
- Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu
- Jacques O’Neill
- Remi Lambert
- Jay Younger
- Danica Taylor
- Antigoni Buxton
- Charlie Radnedge
Get to know the new islanders and check out their social media in our explainer here.
Love Island continues on Sunday at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub.
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