DUMPED Love Island stars reunited for a boozy night out – but one notably appeared to be absent.
Series 11 of the popular ITV2 dating show launched on viewers’ screens last month.
In that time, several singletons have been eliminated, or ‘dumped’ from the programme.
While others are searching for romance in the villa, some of the former hopefuls reunited for a night out in London.
The group came together at Sheesh Restaurant, with recent exits Harriett Blackmore, 24, and Ronnie Vint, 27, among the line-up.
Viewers were shocked when the pair were brutally axed after being at risk against two other couples, Wil Anderson and Uma Jammeh and Konnor Ewudzie and Grace Jackson.
Also shown in snaps were Patsy Field, 29, and Munveer Jabbal, 30, who had coupled up before their exit from the villa on Day 10.
However, fellow dumped star Samantha Kenny, 26, was nowhere to be seen in the group’s social media posts.
The Liverpool lass arrived on Day 1 and was initially coupled with Sam Taylor, 23.
She was soon ‘stolen’ by reality TV star Joey Essex, 33, the first bombshell of series 11.
Fans were left up in arms when Samantha was ‘dumped’ from the villa on Day 16, following fellow islander Grace swooping in and ‘stealing’ Joey.
After learning her fate, Samantha said: “I’m not stupid. I literally didn’t give anyone else a chance other than Joey but at the end of the day it is what it is.
“I think what’s next for me is I’m gonna get myself to London, definitely want to move down there, so I can find my little cockney fella because the one that was in there wasn’t for me!”
Notably, Samantha refused to speak to both Joey and Grace before leaving.
Her exit shocked viewers with one writing on X: “Samantha had a bad ending damn.”
Another said: “WOW REALLY?!
A third posted: “Wow Samantha could not catch a break that’s crazy. Her Love Island experience has been awful.”
LOVE Island is back on the box with a brand new batch of sexy islanders all looking for love this summer.
The Girls
The boys
Dumped:
More shake-ups are soon expected in the villa, following the introduction of 12 brand new singletons.
The boys have been getting to know six new girls in the main villa.
Meanwhile, the original girls have been mingling with six new hunks in Casa Amor – although not everyone has been entirely happy.
Love Island airs on ITV2 and is available on ITVX.
