Love Island fans convinced Georgia S and Toby are lying about their connection after noticing ‘giveaway clue’

LOVE Island fans have been left convinced that Toby and Georgia are lying about their connection together.

Viewers of the ITV2 show have seen Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran go on a rollercoaster journey amid their 'history' before entering the South African villa.

Having been coupled up at the beginning, things quickly cam crashing down when Toby revealed his desire to explore other connections.

It left Georgia gutted as she was forced to move on from the 24 year old despite admitting to having strong feelings.

The couple were later brought back together when Toby made a statement move during a recoupling ceremony.

Despite having seemingly ended their romantic connection, Toby chose to couple up with Georgia instead of his then-partner Arabella Chi in a move that sent shockwaves around the villa.

Ever since, Toby and Georgia have found themselves battling a slew of opposition from their co-stars as they fought to build a stronger connection with each other.

However, many eagle-eyed fans have now 'rumbled' that the pair are lying about their budding romance.

Fans of the dating show have claimed that Georgia and Toby have rarely been seen kissing or cuddling on-screen despite claiming to have 'history'.

They argued that other couples have shown more affection despite having only just met.

Writing on X - formerly Twitter - one viewer said: "Considering Tobes and Georgia S have pure history and pure chemistry, I don't see any hugs n snugs."

Another echoed: "Considering Toby and Georgia S have history according to Georgia S, there is no chemistry between them.

"The only time they talk is when it comes to causing drama. They don't hug or kiss or simply embrace each other, but all that history."

Before a third alluded as to why Toby was being stand-offish as they linked his behaviour to the departure of Kaz Kamwi.

They penned: "Toby is actually grieving Kaz leaving, he's not even cuddling Georgia."