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love island Viewers were amused after official media channels referenced a past islander following Grace’s cooking mishap.
In Thursday’s episode (June 20), new bombshells Matilda and Konnor went on a couple of dates when they entered the villa, with Grace being the first to meet Konnor.
While preparing her meal, the islander made a blunder by commenting that her creation was “giving a Mitchim star” instead of a Michelin star, and the official media account downplayed the mistake in a post.
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In the mock image, they were referring to series 10 ‘Messy’ star Mitch Taylor, with the meme’s tagline reading: “Messy kitchen made with love.”
The reference amused some. love island viewers, and one fan wrote on X/Twitter: “I miss messy Mitch. “Bring my boy back.” Another fan also enjoyed the reference, writing, “Seeing Mitch makes me happy haha.”
Elsewhere in the episode, Matilda’s bubbly personality appeared to be a hit not only with Sean, who could finally find a connection in the villa, but also with viewers, who praised the new bombshell for her energy.
“Matilda’s aura really reminds me of the girls from previous seasons, I think I’m going to really like her #loveisland.” wrote a fanwith another adding: “Wait, Matilda looks like she’ll match Sean’s monster!?!?! I’m here for this #loveisland”
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“Matilda is the best girl I have ever seen in this village, and it hasn’t even been a day yet. She really seems like a healthy person, I love #Loveisland.” wrote a third fanwith a fourth comment: “I like Matilda, she has good energy #LoveIsland”
The episode ended with another series of challenges as the islanders had to kiss various co-stars depending on the setting, and Mimii was not very happy with Ayo after she decided to kiss Uma; Will there be tension in the air?
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