George Fensom becomes first contestant to leave Love Island

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George Fensom has become the first contestant to be dumped from the villa on the latest series of Love Island.The 24-year-old business development executive left the show following the first recoupling of the series, which took place during Friday’s episode.After learning the news he embraced his fellow Islanders, later telling them: “On a serious note, I’ll never forget any of you.“A s*** decision was gonna have to be made regardless – one of us was going to go anyway.“It’s just one of them situations where it was unfortunately me.”He later added: “Leaving the villa alone tonight obviously isn’t how I wanted my experience to end to be honest with you – I just wanted to continue to drop loose game.“I’m sure there’ll be someone out there for me, but it was just wasn’t in the villa.”George described the Love Island experience as “definitely the best thing I’ve ever done”.He added: “I’ve loved every minute of it.

It’s been so much fun and the most amazing experience from start to finish.“The experiences I’ve had, the people I’ve met and the lifelong friendships that I’ve formed have made my villa experience very worthwhile.”The decision to dump George was made by the female islanders, who were given the power to choose who they wanted to be partnered with earlier in the episode.A text, received by Mitchel Taylor, read: “Islanders, tonight there will be a recoupling.

The girls will each choose which boy they want to recouple with.“The boy not picked to be in a couple will be dumped from the island immediately. #LeaveItToTheLadies #BroBye”Following George’s departure from the villa, the remaining couples are Catherine Agbaje and Zachariah Noble, Ella Thomas and Tyrique Hyde, Jess Harding and Sammy Root, Molly Marsh and