Love Island's Zara stirs up trouble in villa with 'two-faced' dig to co-star
Love Island 2023 bombshell Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown could find herself the enemy of one Islander in the next episode, thanks to a jibe.
The new girl reveals who she thinks is "two-faced" in a dig that will no doubt upset the mystery Islander.
She and the others are playing a game of beer pong with a twist, as each cup has a dare or a question written on it.
When it's their turn to do a dare, each Islander must kiss the contestant that matches a specific statement.
From kissing the Islander they fancy the most, to snogging the person they think is boyfriend material, it's bound to cause drama as couples are tested.
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Love Island 2023 bombshell Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown could find herself the enemy of one Islander (ITV)But new girl Zara is faced with a difficult comment, when she is dared to kiss both the cheeks of the Islander she thinks is the most two-faced.
Zara will have to choose out of her 11 co-stars who she thinks is the most two-faced, and openly tell them this in front of the whole group.
Spoilers do not reveal who she picks or how they react, but it could well lead to the first big drama in the villa of the series.
Zara is faced with a difficult comment when she is dared to kiss both the cheeks of the Islander she thinks is the most two-faced (ITV)It comes after Zara confessed she wasn't afraid to break up couples, as she arrived in the villa during Wednesday's episode.
She certainly brought the drama when she took Ron Hall on a date, leaving his current partner Lana Jenkins threatened.
The bombshell told the girls to "step aside" as she's prepared to get the man she wants, even if it means breaking up couples in the process.
Speaking about her plans for villa life, she said in a clip: "I'm not worried about breaking up any of the couples. Step aside ladies."
Love Island 2023 could air big drama on the ITV2 series on Thursday night (ITV)Meanwhile, Thursday night's episode will see her chat to Lana about her date with Ron, as she admits she isn't bothered about them being paired up.
Zara asks Lana: "So how are things going with Ronnie?" to which Lana replies: "We’ve had a good couple of days together, it’s so early to be honest, so fair game."
Zara then admits: "Cool, I appreciate that to be fair because if you were like, ‘You know what, he’s mine paws off’ I’d be like, ‘Right, it’s game on'."
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Love Island airs every night at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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