Love Island fans turn on Olivia as they notice her reaction to Movie Night drama
Love Island fans have turned on Olivia Hawkins after they spotted her reaction to Tanya Manhenga and Shaq Muhammad's argument during Movie Night last night.
Towards the end of last night's episode – much to the disappointment of many viewers who were poised for the explosive events of Movie Night – Islanders sat down to watch back clips of their antics over the series.
One particular clip which aired showed Tanya, 23, and Casa Amor bombshell Martin Akinola lock lips while in bed together.
The scenes riled former airport security guard Shaq, 24, as he was under the impression the kiss was less steamy than it looked on screen.
"So it was just a peck, yeah? He went to kiss you," Shaq asked Tanya in front of the other Islanders, who were also sat watching the moment unfold.
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Tanya's kiss with Martin was aired during Movie Night (ITV)As Tanya held her hands up to her face and blinked slowly, Shaq added: "Is that what we're doing? We're lying now."
Biomedical science student Tanya then insisted: "We kissed. I didn't say it was just a peck."
Shaq hit back: "You said that Martin kissed you and it was a quick one."
"No, Martin did kiss me but I didn't say it was a peck, I said it was a quick kiss," Tanya said, defending herself.
Meanwhile, the camera cut to Islanders Tom Clare and Martin, who was seen eating popcorn from a tub and smiling while the row unfolded – amid his feud with Tanya due to their split.
Shaq was left angry as he watched the scene (ITV)The argument continued to boil as Shaq said: "And it was a quick one? Ok. So it's super delicious."
Tanya then responded: "I said it was a quick kiss."
"So is that what you're doing," Shaq said as the argument continued to heat up and Tanya continued to insist: "That's what I said, it was a quick kiss."
Martin was spotted smiling while the drama unfolded amid his feud with Tanya (ITV)Meanwhile, the camera then cut to Olivia who was seen smiling before placing her phone over her face while the argument began to erupt and Shaq fumed: "Why am I not hearing about this before?"
Much of the attention was on Shaq and Tanya over the argument on Twitter, as fans reacted to their fallout.
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But, others picked up on Olivia's reaction to the row and were not happy about her smiling as the Islanders clashed – leaving their romance hanging in the balance.
Fans fumed over Olivia's reaction to Tanya and Shaq's row (ITV)One wrote: "Olivia being fake as usual x I really hope she gets exposed tomorrow."
Another questioned: "Was it really necessary for Olivia to be grinning this much at Shaq and Tanya arguing #loveisland".
"Also I hate the way Olivia goes around saying I’m such a girls girl and yet is seen laughing at other couples situations. Like what. Who does she thinks she is. #LoveIsland," a third pointed out.
One viewer branded Olivia as 'fake' (ITV)While a fourth suggested: "Olivia seems to revel in other people's misery / drama. Her face actually lights up and this smile appears! It has to be something deep within herself #loveisland." [sic]
"Tanya, look at how your OG girl Olivia is laughing at you while you’re arguing with Shaq. She should be having your back or just keeping quiet.
"You gotta stop letting Olivia bamboozle you. She’s not here for you or your problematic relationship," a fifth penned.
Love Island viewers called for the scene where Olivia forgot Kai's name in Casa Amor to be shown (ITV)While others called for a clip of Olivia's Casa Amor antics to be exposed as one said: "If tomorrow they don’t play the part where Olivia said she forgot Kai’s name I’m done with #loveIsland".
Another wrote: "they better show the clip of Olivia forgetting Kai’s name".
"If they don’t show Olivia forgetting Kai’s name tomorrow I will flip a table," a third stated.
And another urged: "Show olivia ‘forgetting’ Kai’s name and we can move on #loveisland".
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