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Love Island fans spot ‘big clue’ that Josh was ‘to blame’ for Mimii split
It came after Josh failed to release a statement on the split
LOVE Island fans are convinced they've spotted a "big clue" to indicate Josh Oyinsan was responsible for his break-up with Mimii Ngulube.
The duo won the ITV2 matchmaking show earlier this summer.
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Yet they stunned fans as they announced their split this week after two months together - just days after Mimii, 24, was spotted partying without her man.
Now fans reckon Paul Pogba body-double Josh, 29, is to blame.
One took to Reddit to remark: "It doesn’t feel very amicable."
Another posted: "Lol it seems way too intense… unfollowing and unliking pictures. The man is doing way too much."
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A third then continued: "I don’t think people are shocked they aren’t together, more so the fact that it seems to be a messy thing. He’s unfollowed her cousin and Tanya as well."
Another surmised: "I think Mimii ended it with Josh because the way this man is deleting posts and unfollowing her friends/family."
One was then quick to remark on Love Island bombshell Josh's desire to hit the unfollow button and surmised: "So I'm guessing something messy happened but idk if we’ll find out until much later."
A show fan then picked apart Mimii's split statement as they wrote: "That 'it’s disappointing for me too' in Mimii’s IG story tells me Josh most likely was the one to end it, or wanted to stop trying or whatever.
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"I think even if he was sincere in liking her on the show, getting out of the villa and seeing just how into Ayo she was even when she denied it would have probably been an ego blow for him.
"Plus his friends and fam also probably telling him what they saw on the show, which was her still wanting Ayo even after several rejections.
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"The trust probably wasn’t there for either of them."
SAD SPLIT
Mimii took to her social media on Monday to announce the sad news.
Confirming their split, Mimii told fans: "Hi everyone, I know that a lot of you have been wondering about Josh and I and why we haven't been making appearances.
"The truth is we have been trying to figure it out since leaving the villa, but unfortunately things aren't going to work out between us right now.
Love Island Series 11 - who's still together?
The 11th series of popular ITV2 dating show Love Island created plenty of new couples - but not all of them have managed to go the distance.
- Mimii and Josh - Still together
- Nicole and Ciaran - Still together
- Matilda and Sean - Split: The couple, who reached the final, opted to go their separate ways just a month after series 11 wrapped. They each announced news of the separation through statements posted on Instagram.
- Jess and Ayo - Still together
- Jessy and Joey - Still together
- Grace and Reuben - Split: Grace and Reuben were eliminated just before the final. They mutually decided to call time on their relationship after struggling to make it work in the real world thanks to their conflicting, busy schedules.
- Jess W and Hugo - Split: The couple - who got together during the Casa Amor stage - split just days after leaving the villa. Meanwhile, Hugo was seen snogging former Love Island contestant Charlotte Sumner.
- Harriett and Ronnie - Split
"I know it's a big disappointment for a lot of you as it is for me too, your support for us hasn't gone unnoticed and I will forever be grateful for it, you guys are the reason we made it to this point.
"God bless you all."
One fan was quick to write on her recent Instagram post: "Sorry to hear about the breakup Mimi.
"God knows best sending love."
Fans were previously left worried the islanders were on the rocks after a social media update from Mimii showed her partying without Josh.
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She was snapped with fellow co-star Omar Nyame, who was another bombshell arrival in the latest series.
Josh has yet to release a statement to his followers about the end of his relationship with Mimii.
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