Love Island's Mary Bedford's friends slam producers for 'bargain bin' mermaid look

Mary Bedford has announced that her grandma sadly passed away while she was in the Love Island villa.Returning to Instagram for the first time she was dumped from the show with Aaron Simpson, Mary shared a sweet snap of her and her grandma and told fans she had been “taking time to mourn”.The reality star, model and influencer also revealed how she’d rushed home from Mallorca so she could be at her gran’s funeral.Alongside the photo, she wrote, “Our angel on earth is now our angel in heaven

Millie Court and Liam Reardon managed to overcome many challenges while in the Love Island villa.This included Liam's head being briefly turned by Lillie Haynes, who 'childishly' reacted to their win, in Casa Amor. Now that they are out in the real world, the winners of the ITV show will have a different set of challenges.

ITV’s Director of Television Kevin Lygo has defended the viewing figures and rejected criticism of its ITV2 jewel Love Island, following the finale of the fifth series of the show earlier this week, saying claims the show is past its peak are well off the mark.

Love Island has kept us entertained over the past eight weeks and it's well and truly been a long, hot summer.This series, the ITV show's seventh, has proved popular with Brits, after viewing figures have skyrocketed in comparison to last year's Winter Love Island. As we prepare for the Love Island final, we take a look inside the islanders' final day inside the Majorcan villa, and what they get up to.

Personalised name necklaces have been a popular piece of jewellery ever since we first saw Carrie Bradshaw rocking hers back in the early days of Sex and The City. The fashionista then went on to wear the iconic piece for years and rumour has it, the original style is even still sold by the East Village boutique where Carrie's was aquired.

Well, what a week it has been in the Love Island villa with all of the trials and tribulations going on. If it couldn't get better, during Sunday's episode we weren't just treated to one appearance from the gorgeous host of the show, Laura Whitmore, but two – lucky us.

Love Island 2021 contestant Hugo Hammond has been dumped from the villa after the show completed a savage mass dumping. The former PE teacher was one of four unlucky islanders to leave the villa on August 5's episode, as he was joined by his partner Amy Day, Clarisse Juliette and Sam Jackson.

Hugo Hammond, Amy Day, Mary Bedford, Sam Jackson, Tyler Cruickshank and Clarisse Juliette face being dumped from the Love Island villa after they received the fewest votes in the public vote on Wednesday.

Love Island villa have been nothing short of carnage, with couples being switched around and broken up all over the place. And it looks like this theme is set to continue, with Scotland’s own Dale Mehmet taking centre stage, OK Magazine reports.