WHAT a difference a day makes - hours after Love Island appealed to fans to stop the hate against her, Chloe Burrows is the nation's sweetheart.
Well... almost.
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The blonde, who received a barrage of gross death threats after sending Shannon Singh packing, saved show sweetheart Hugo Hammond last night.
In the tense recoupling, she swooped in and rescued him from being single, which under Love Island rules is a one-way ticket back to UK drudgery.
Faye Winter - a facemash of Katie Price and Cat Deeley but with the sort of swearing skills last seen on Catherine Tate's foul-mouthed Nan - certainly wasn't going to do it.
She had seemed to be hitting it off with the pound-shop Joe Wicks until 6ft6in of prime Welch beefcake stomped into view.
Liam, the charming Welshman with the face of a bloke ten years older, slid into first the villa then her heart (and next her pants?)
Relaxing in an empty bath in a pair of sunglasses like a mafia don trying to lie low, Faye barked at Chloe: "What the f*** are you gonnna do?"
When she replied that she didn't have a clue she told her: "I'm backing you whatever you want to f***ing do." Heartfelt.
Sure enough Faye, freed of her brief affection for Hugo, chose new boy Liam Reardon who she's willing to push down the aisle if she has to.
Elsewhere Sharon Gaffka chose Aaron Francis, presumably because their couple name would be extremely easy to remember - Sharon, Aaron.
But there were no cuddles nor hugs for poor Chuggs (yes, that really is what his name is based on).
He and a shocked Brad - who has been shuttled around the girls like a unfeasibly good-looking pass-the-parcel - are now facing the chop.
Their fate now lies in the hands of someone nobody has the first clue about, after the head-spinning arrivals continued with Rachel Finni.
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Rachel, at 29 almost an OAP in Love Island terms, is now the show's most important character.
She tottered onto the show, slightly oddly it must be said, to deliver the bad news in the nicest possible way.
The phones, which were once used to deliver treats, now serve up such brutal twists the show's catchphrase "I've got a text" must now be preceded by the words "oh Jesus no".
They revealed that the two single lads face a 24-hour graft-off to win Rachel's affections - because whoever she likes the least gets binned.
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Awkwardly for the pair, both have spent recent days shouting about their type being petite blondes.
Probably best not mention that one again in the next 24 hours, lads.
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After a start to this series where it looked like literally nobody would be into anyone else, things have finally started to hot up.
And if Chloe can go from public enemy to nation's sweetheart, truly, anything is now possible in Love Island.