A LOVE Island ‘feud’ has been revealed after a finalist couple went missing from a cast night out.
All the Islanders headed out and partied up at a storm at celeb hotspot Sheesh in Mayfair.
Documenting the evening on social media, Love Island’s Ciaran Davies filmed the stars of the most recent series enjoying drinks and food at the buzzy venue.
The Love Islanders looked like they were lapping up the vibes at the boujee venue, as Ciaran’s girlfriend Nicole grinned away, and Uma, Jessy, Joey, Matilda, Ronnie and Harriet could also be seen in shot chatting.
It was a big evening out for the Love Island crew, with many of them attending a House Party event before heading over to Sheesh to party into the night.
But while the Islanders partied away, one finalist couple were noticeably absent.
Jess Spencer and Ayo Odukoya, both 25, didn’t attend the Sheesh gathering, and instead partied at a different event in the city with other Love Island pals.
The smitten couple joined former Islanders Dami Hope and Indiyah Polack and this year’s winner Josh Oyinsan at a Gym Shark event.
Jess posed for photos with Indiyah and looked loved up as she smiled alongside boyfriend Ayo, at the event hosted by Inidyah and Dami to kick off Carnival.
Meanwhile at Sheesh it was a big night for Joey Essex and Sean Stone, as they put an end to their feud at the event as they partied up a storm, and posed for photos with co-star Wil Anderson.
The duo – who were BFFs for much of their time in the ITV2 series – were joined by champion boxer Derek Chisora, 40, as they hit the Mayfair branch of the trendy eatery.
Sean accused Joey of “just playing a game” before announcing they weren’t pals following the Love Island final.
Their spat was sparked by a game in the villa, which saw Joey and his partner Jessy Potts dub Sean and girlfriend Matilda Draper, the “least compatible.”
Yet they appeared to have patched things up for a selfie in the bar.
Later in the night, they were joined by Jessy as well as Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vint, who arrived hand-in-hand.
