Love Island couple Meg and Dejon are brutally dumped from the villa just ONE day before final as Maya Jama pays a surprise visit and ex-Islanders return to have their say

Meg and Dejon became the latest couple to be dumped from the Love Island villa during Sunday night’s episode after the ex-Islanders had their say. 

Maya Jama returned to the Majorca mansion for the dramatic scenes as the last days in the villa got well and truly underway. 

She revealed that couples Angel and Ty, as well as Meg and Dejon, were at risk of being dumped from the villa after receiving the least amount of votes from the public.

Addressing the couples, she announced: ‘I have some very important news. Can you come and join me on the lawn?’

She then continues: ‘As you know, last night Megan and Conor were dumped as a result of receiving the least amount of votes for most compatible couple.  

‘I’m now going to reveal the two other couples who received the fewest votes and are at risk of being dumped from the island.’ 

Meg and Dejon became the latest couple to be dumped from the Love Island villa during Sunday night’s episode after the ex-Islanders had their say

Maya Jama returned to the Majorca mansion for the dramatic scenes as the last days in the villa got well and truly underway

But in a shock twist, Maya said that the bottom two couples’ fate would be decided by their ex-contestants as they returned to the show. 

Each former contestant then gathered at the fire pit and were asked to share their honest opinions about the remaining couples.

Maya continued: ‘Today, one more couple will be dumped from the Love Island Villa. And that decision will be made by some very familiar faces.

‘Welcome back guys. You must now individually decide which couple is the least compatible. The couple with the most votes will be dumped from the island immediately.’ 

Meg and Dejon received the most votes from the former contestants, who decided that their arguing made them the least compatible. 

The winning couple will walk away with a cool £50,000 during the live finale on Monday night, with the British public determining who wins.

Meanwhile, The Mail on Sunday can reveal the broadcaster will be reviewing the show later this month, with insiders forecasting the winter series and All Stars are facing ‘the chop’.

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