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Love Island is back, and whilst some islanders are set for eight weeks of flirtation and romance, other contestants haven't been as successful. As the Love Island final approaches, here is the complete list of Islanders who have been dumped from Love Island 2025, including Tommy Bradley, Billykiss Azeez and Ben Holbrough.
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Love Island is back, and better than ever!
With a hot new cast and Maya Jama returning to her role as host, the show is serving us more drama than ever.
The first episode saw a shock twist, with islander Shakria given just 24 hours to re-couple or risk a dumping, after bombshell Toni stole her man.
Latest bombshells Remell Mullens and Shea Mannings are sure to stir the pot even more, with dumping’s imminent, the islanders are sure to be battling it out to secure their spot for the summer.
Meg Moore and Dejon Noel-Williams were voted out in the first of its kind, ex-Islander vote, which saw 18 of ex-cast members return to vote either Meg & Dejon or Ty & Angel
coupled up on day one of Love Island 2025, and have been together for almost the whole 8 weeks.
However, this has not come without their trials and tribulations, with Dejon being called 'calculated' and a 'game player' by fellow Islanders and viewers alike.
This is what ultimately got them voted out; each Islander who voted for them alluded to this.
Meg said: "I was definitely ready to go and leave with D. It’s very different being in there, it was an amazing experience but it got to a point where we were ready to go and do life on the outside world. We weren’t shocked, especially being so close to the end and how things had ended after our date. As soon as we saw the former Islanders come back, we knew we would be going."
Dejon said: "It feels great to be leaving the Villa, I came here to find love and that’s what I’ve got. I’ve found Meg, I’m leaving with a girlfriend and in love. I couldn’t leave happier."
This pair were dumped via a text announcing a public vote for 'The Most Compatible Couple'.
Megan returned just the week before to claim her man, Conor, after a whirlwind romance.
The pair had initially coupled up in week 2 of the Villa after Megan gave the cold shoulder to Tommy Bradley, which is why the public ended up voting her out
Just a few days before the final, this couple were dumped, which surprised viewers because they did seem loved-up.
Megan said: "It was a nice way to leave and I'm very happy. I took a big risk coming back because I could have easily been pied but I have gone out with what I came in for - everything happens for a reason. I'm really rooting for Yasmin and Jamie this time round.They balance each other out perfectly."
Conor said: "The overriding feeling is happiness. I went into the Villa looking to find someone that I could be in a relationship with and was hoping to make lifelong friends and to grow as a person, and I feel like I have done all the three. I did almost the whole ride and did everything I wanted to do so I have no complaints and I think it was my time to go."
Following the much-loved Talent Show, which Helena Ford was voted the winner in, a text came through announcing to the Islanders that the public had been voting for their favourite couple.
It has only been a few episodes from when Helena decided to move on officially from Harry Cooksley, following him revealing he still had feelings for Shakira Kha. However after an awkward recoupling Blu picked Helena.
However, Helena made it clear that she had no romantic feelings towards Blu, and just a week from the final, it was clear that being in a friendship couple was a vulnerable place to be.
Blu had made a famous return in episode 39, and has made history as the first ever Islander to be dumped twice.
Helena said: "I feel really content with leaving at this point. Over the last week there have been times where I wanted to leave as I felt like I had done my time. Going into the last week, not being in a couple, I felt a bit like a spare part."
She also added, when asked if she would recommend going on the show to others: "If Harry wasn't on it, yes! No, in all seriousness, it is a once in a lifetime experience. Even not having a phone, the bubble of it is a great experience. The relationships and bonds you form, you would never get on the outside."
Blue said: "The second time round I was more comfortable as I knew what I was going into so I felt like I could be a bit more myself as I wasn't going into a new environment."
This Irish bombshell was left vulnerable alongside Angel Swift, after being voted as one of the least favourite girls by a public-vote.
Her fate was left in the hands of Cach Mercer, Ty Isherwood, Toni Laites and Yasmin Pettet, who had a tough time deliberating.
Whilst Billykiss was friends with Toni & Yasmin, as well as getting to know Cach, they ultimately decided that because Angel was the only connection Ty had, that they would keep her instead.
The villa was very sad to see her go, especially Cach as he had to make a split decision between both his connections with Toni and Billykiss.
She said: "It feels bittersweet to be leaving the Villa. Obviously it’s sad for your journey to be cut short but I’m very happy with the experience I had. I made some great friendships and explored some connections, which unfortunately didn’t blossom into anything. Overall it was a very eventful experience."
Episode 38 gave Islanders the brand-new experience of LI Festival, a music celebration that featured a performance from British icon Tinie Tempah!
The public had been given the opportunity to dump one boy and one girl, based on who their favourites were.
Whilst Cach Mercer, Ty Isherwood, Toni Laites and Yasmin Pettet were voted as the favourites, others were not as lucky.
The bottom three least favourites were: Angel Swift, Emma Munroe, Bilikis Azeez, Harry Cooksley, Boris Vidovic and Conor Phillips.
Maya Jama revealed that both Boris and Emma were the Islanders with the least votes, announcing they were dumped.
Conveniently, both of them were in a couple, so they at least got to leave with each other!
Emma said: "I fully anticipated being the least favourite, so I think I was prepared. I understand that I’m really outspoken and opinionated and I perhaps stood up to some of the favourites which probably didn’t go down too well with the public. No hard feelings, I understand."
Boris said: "Leaving the Villa with Emma was the only good thing that the dumping brought. The issue is that we live in different countries so we’re going to see what happens but we will spend time together for sure."
Episode 35 was perhaps one of the most drama-filled episodes of the season so far.
It saw the arrival of the newest bombshell, Angel Swift, who picked Ty Isherwood as her couple choice, which left Lauren Wood single and vulnerable.
In the most recent recoupling, Toni Laites stole Harrison from Lauren following a flirty conversation, which caused drama! It saw Lauren sobbing and Harrison crying out of guilt.
But following Lauren's new man Ty being stolen, she was dumped.
She then pleaded with Harrison to leave with her as she believed they had built a connection strong enough to withstand the outside.
Harrison said he needed a night to sleep on it, and the next day, he decided he wasn't happy without Lauren's presence around the Villa, and he left.
This makes him the first Islander of the season to walk off his own will.
In one of the most divisive dumpings to date, OG cast member Tommy Bradley and his partner, Lucy Quinn, were dumped following a decision by fellow Islanders Shakira Khan and Ty Isherwood.
Following the shock dumping of Ben and Andrada in the same evening in villa time, Shakira and Ty, who were deemed the most compatible by the public, were given the power to eliminate one of the three bottom couples.
In a controversial vote, which Shakira said was based on "whether things are already solid enough to work on the outside or if people still have things to explore within the Villa", the couple was dumped.
It was a rather emotional goodbye as Tommy is a villa favourite as well as a fan favourite, with other Islanders vocalising their disagreement with the decision.
Following the dumping, Tommy said: "It was the best thing I’ve ever done in my whole life. I’m so grateful that I’ve been able to do it as not many people get to experience it. It was unforgettable and I’ll cherish the memories for life."
Lucy said: "had my eye on Tommy, I was intrigued to get to know him as he’s such a lovely boy. I usually go for bad boys so I wanted to switch it up a bit. I really liked him when I first saw him."
There has been a supposed leaked voicenote of someone who is allegedly Lucy, detailing her plan to use Tommy to get to the final, as viewers loved him, but she is yet to respond to the allegation...so a bit awkward to say the least!
OG cast member and Casa Amor girl, Ben and Andrada, were sent packing after a public vote.
Space had to be made as the villa was the busiest we've seen all season following the return from Casa Amor, which saw 3 Casa girls and 4 Casa boys find connections.
The public deemed Ben and Andrada the least compatible out of all 9 of the couples that were in the villa at the time, and they were therefore dumped.
He said: "I’ve met some amazing people and made so many good friends. I’m gutted to go, of course, it’s bittersweet. I’ve grown so much as a person and have learned so much! A lot of the older guys in there spoke to me and helped me deal with situations better. I’m definitely coming out of the Villa a better person."
Andrada, on the other hand, had only been in for 7 episodes, but she definitely made her impact!
Following her 'forbidden' connection with Dejon Noel-Williams, she had some things to say...
She said: "Dejon is a very smart and calculated guy who knows how and when to use his words. I think Meg really likes him but I question his intentions towards her. Is he playing a game and going for the win, or does he actually like her? To be honest, I don’t see them lasting on the outside with how he carries on. I feel like his true colours will come out. There’s only so long you can uphold this persona."
Juicy!
Episode 28 saw the end of Casa Amor, which, as always, brings a mass dumping as the villa sits more crowded than ever.
Casa hopefuls Martin, Chris, Rheo, and Yaz try their luck at finding connections, but they were unsuccessful.
A juicy recoupling saw Tommy Bradley bring back Casa girl, Lucy Quinn, leaving Emily Moran single and standing alone at the firepit.
In a rare occurrence, Giorgio Russo returned from Casa single...and vulnerable.
All 6 were dumped in the biggest dumping yet, with Emily being in the villa for over two weeks, it was a sad one for the Islanders.
A double dumping rocked the villa in episode 21, after a sudden recoupling.
Alima, who had been on the show since Episode 1, had failed to make a romantic connection after Remell returned from the Sleepover after acting 'disrespectfully' to her, causing her to end things with him.
She was unfortunately left single and therefore dumped.
For the newest bombshell, things seemed even more tragic, as he had only arrived in Episode 20.
This made Ryan the shortest-lived Islander of the series.
Alima said in her exit interview: "It’s a mix of emotions, I’ve been there since the start, so it’s bittersweet,t but at the same time, I just can’t wait to wear no makeup for days and weeks now!"
Ryan said: "Being in the Villa and seeing it first hand was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! As short as it was, it was still amazing."
In the first public vote of the season, viewers were challenged to vote for their least favourite boy and girl.
Following on from Remell's fumbling of Isalnder Alima Gagio, and Megan's mishandling with her previous situation with Tommy Bradley, both were not proving popular amongst fans.
In a brutal send-off, Islanders Harry Cooksley, Ben Holborough, and Remell Mullins lined up in front of the firepit as the public's least favourite boys.
On the other side, Megan was joined by Shakira Khan and Toni Laites.
In a text reveal, both were dumped.
Remell said on Love Island Aftersun that he wasn't that surprised to be sent home following his argument with Alima.
He also said in his exit interview on his triangle with Alima and Poppy Harrison: "Despite me having what seemed to be a good connection with Poppy, my heart was telling me that I had to see it through with Alima. The dynamic with Poppy was more what I’m used to on the outside. But building up slowly with Alima made me realise that that’s important."
Megan, on the other hand, was sad to be leaving her newly blossoming connection with Conor Phillips.
She said: "He was really upset so it broke my heart a little bit. Someone could walk in for him tomorrow and it could be different. I definitely want to have something with Conor on the outside."
Episode 13 saw the surprising introduction of a second villa for a 'Sleepover'.
Islanders Caprice Alexandra, Poppy Harrison, Giorgio Russo, and Will Means were introduced to the cast for 2 episodes.
However, in a shock twist, cast members Helena Ford, Emily Moran, Dejon Noel-Williams, and Remell Mullins had to choose if they wanted to switch from their original couple back in the villa, or if they wanted to pick one of the new bombshells.
Unfortunately for Will, Poppy, and Caprice, they were not picked, much to the audience's surprise.
Poppy and Remell, in particular, had seemed to be getting along well, but in a split decision, it seemed that Remell favoured Alima Gagio in his original couple.
Maya Jama then revealed that all three of the new bombshells were dumped, and they didn't even get to see the main villa!
Now, because Helena chose to recouple with new bombshell Giorgio Russo, it left Shea Mannings single and vulnerable.
Shea was then dumped, in a very emotional goodbye that saw fellow Islander Conor Phillips tearing up.
He was in the show the longest out of this batch of dumped Islanders, first entering with Remell all the way back in episode 3.
Malisha, at the end of Episode 8, was left vulnerable after a recoupling left her single.
A text announced that the new bombshell, Harrison Solomon, would get to go on a date with the vulnerable girls, Malisha and Toni Laites, and get to decide who would stay.
At the opening of Episode 9, Toni walked hand-in-hand with Harrison, revealing to viewers that Malisha was no longer on the show.
In a very tragic dumping, this bombshell didn't even get to say goodbye and wasn't given an on-screen exit interview.
However, Malisha did speak in an exclusive interview.
She said: "I don’t regret anything, I did what I needed to do as a bombshell. Sometimes the reactions were a bit uncalled for...I’m not here for the drama… a lot of it was miscommunication."
Malisha was in the villa for a total of 4 episodes, but definitely made her impact with her viral 'Go back to Tape!' argument.
Blu was left vulnerable after a surprise 'first of its kind' text, which dictated that between single Islanders Shea and Blu, they themselves had to decide who would be sent home.
This had never happened before and resulted in an awkward back-and-forth between the pair.
Ultimately, the couples voted between the pair, and argued Shea had been there the shortest amount of time, meaning Blu was dumped from the Island.
He said: "Everyone had their own thoughts. But listen, someone’s got to go at the end of the day. The way it went was better than I thought it would have gone; I had some nice things said about me and that meant a lot to me."
She was left single after her man, Harry Cooksley, chose to recouple with Shakira Khan, meaning Sophie was dumped.
This motivational speaker said in her exit interview though, that she doesn’t “regret anything I’ve done. I did everything that I wanted to do. And summer’s not over!”
Watch this space, as there is a guaranteed long list of dumped islanders coming, so make sure you check back to keep up-to-date with all of the happenings of Love Island 2025.