‘I would have lost it’ rage Love Island fans as they call for All Star to be kicked out of villa for ‘condescending’ row

LOVE Island fans have demanded that producers kick out one of the All Stars contestants after a “condescending” row.

Viewers took to X/Twitter after Chris Taylor and Arabella Chi got into a heated feud.

On last night's episode, Arabella became furious when she saw Chris holding hands with new bombshell, Sophie Piper, after reassuring her that he'd put a pause on physical affection to be respectful to both women.

She also got upset after Chris disclosed his past crush on Sophie, questioning, "Did he really need to tell me that."

Later into the evening, Arabella sat with Chris on the bean bags whilst she aired how she'd felt after seeing him holding Sophie's hand.

Some viewers felt like Chris was being condescending after saying things like, "dial it down a bit" and "please don't raise your voice, I'm not going to keep talking to you."

One user wrote on X: "'Can we dial it down a bit please' shut the f**k up please mr wotsit sweater vest."

Another added: "Did Chris just tell Arabella to dial it down."

A third penned: "Can you dial it down a bit please?” Oh I would LOSE IT."

A fourth wrote: "'Dial it down babe' with his pinky up in the air as he take sips LOOOOOOL, fear men like Chris."

A fifth added: "As much as most of these guys are annoying, I actually thought Chris was ok, up until that moment. Get him out."

A sixth penned: "Get Chris out the villa pls."

Some fans sided with Chris with one writing: "Arabella has been open this entire time and now that someone came in and likes Chris she's upset? idgi."

Another added: "GOOD FOR CHRIS!!!!!!."

A third penned: "Chris hasn’t done anything wrong? Arabella wants to play games and is now playing the victim."

Last night's episode ended on a cliffhanger as the audience picked Sophie to couple up with Josh Ritchie and Tom Clare to couple up with Molly Smith.

Fans are eager to find out who Chris, previously coupled with Arabella, decides to couple up with after their argument.