Love Island first look: Liam kisses Casa Amor’s Lillie despite Millie as he gives in to temptation

LIAM Reardon is about to give in to temptation on Love Island as Casa Amor’s new arrival Lillie Haynes proves too much to resist. 

In a first look clip of tomorrow night’s episode, the boys of the villa continue to share snogs with the new girls in their lives. 

With Tyler sharing another kiss with Clarisse, and Toby making a move on Mary, the final shot reveals that Liam - who has been fighting his feelings for Lillie - finally makes his move. 

The decision will prove devastating for Millie Court, who is remaining loyal to him back in the main villa. 

Initially, Liam has refused Lillie’s advances, saying that he wanted to be respectful to Millie during his time in the new villa. 

However, on Tuesday’s episode he admitted he was tempted… and Lillie kept persevering, making it obvious he was the only one she was interested in. 

Millie is already worried about what’s going on in the second villa, after the girls received a postcard that suggested all of the men had strayed. 

While that isn’t entirely true - with most of the snogs taking place during games - the girls don’t know that, and know their heads are turning to the men who have come in to replace them. 

Liam’s behaviour has riled viewers - but it’s got so bad his sister has had to speak up to remind viewers that it’s just a reality show, urging people to stop sending Liam death threats online. 

Left in charge of his Instagram account, Niamh Reardon wrote to viewers: “Hey guys sorry it’s been quiet on here, I’ve been up in London and only now catching up on everything.

“We are also gutted at the thought of Liam and Millie ending and are sending positive vibes into the villa.

“We hope it’s not the end but we do hope they both find their perfect match even if that means it’s not together.” 

“With that being said please remember that this is a reality television programme and Liam’s family and friends can see everything that’s being posted,” she added. 

“There is really no need for nasty, vulgar and death-related messages. Please keep it light and remember to be kind.” 

Love Island airs weekdays at 9pm on ITV2.