What happened on Love Island last night? Recap, gossip and highlights from episode 36

LOVE Island saw a shock dumping from the island, when one couple lost their place in the villa.

Here's everything you need to know about what happened...

What happened on Love Island last night?

It all started with the aftermath of the Twitter bingo which saw Ellie and Charlie arguing over her constantly telling him off.

They soon made up the next day and viewers were left in stitches at her reaction to finding out he was LOADED.

The show ended with the islanders waking up to find out they were going to a beach party.

But their joy soon turned to despair as host Caroline Flack turned up to reveal Charlie and Ellie had been dumped from the island.

Who cracked on in Love Island last night?

All of the islanders got VERY smoochy last night.

They couldn't keep their hands off their nearest and dearest.

There was also lots of under the covers kissing - with Dr Alex even getting in on the action.

Who got mugged off in Love Island last night?

There was no trouble in paradise last night.

However, some of the islanders were a bit annoyed when they played a game where they had to guess what the public thought of them.

Georgia couldn't understand why no one thought she was 'loyal' - maybe it's because of THAT kiss with Jack.

What's the latest Love Island gossip?

The Love Island villa is to get FOUR new Islanders.

Stephanie Lam, 23, will be heading into the villa with surfer Laura Crane, 23, as well as two new hunks; Paul Knops, 31, and Josh Mair, 21.

It has been revealed that Stephanie dated Chris Hughes.

When is Love Island on ITV2?

Love Island series four kicked off on Monday, June 4, on ITV2.

Caroline Flack has presented Love Island since it returned to TV in 2015 and is joined once again by voice-over artist Iain Stirling.

Kem Cetinay, the winner in 2017, is also back to host a daily spin-off podcast entitled The Morning After with TV presenter Arielle Free.

The show is airing at 9pm six nights a week – only taking a break on Saturdays – over eight weeks.