The Love Islandspin-off series, All Stars, may have been and gone but the drama surrounding the contestants is very much still thriving.
From Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran's rather public break up to Jess Gale's rather fiery split from Callum Jones, the love life of an Islander is non-stop.
Which takes us perfectly to Chloe Burrows, who didn't even take part in All Stars, but couldn't avoid the gossip surrounding her past relationship.
The Love Island 2021 icon hit headlines when ex Toby revealed on telly, during a heart to heart with his pal Anton Danyluk, that Chloe had cheated on him when they were together.
Someone get the violins out.
After Toby dropped the bombshell, fans flocked to social media demanding Chloe's side of things and also hoping that Chloe would head into the villa to confront her ex.
Sadly, neither came to fruition but now Chloe has opened up about why she didn't take part in All Stars and whether she ever would head back to the villa.
"I was asked to do it. It was just, wasn't my timing," she confessed during an interview with The Sun.
We knew that there was no way the Islander turned podcaster hadn't been asked to take part in the first season of All Stars.
We were, of course, hoping Chloe would do a Malin Andersson from season two and confront Toby and his stories, but it was not to be.
Chloe went on to say, "Would I do it again? Never say never, but I’m 28 now."
If you ask us Chlo, that is the perfect age to take part in the romance reality show for a second time.
After the success of the first All Stars season we have a sneaking suspicion that it will be renewed for a second.
And probably a third and fourth and fifth, which means we are banking on Chloe heading back into the villa at some point.
Just no Toby Aromolaran this time, please.