No shade to any guys reading this, but some of the men on Love Island really do nothing for their gender, do they? Love Island 2025 boys Harry Cooksley, Harrison Solomon and Dejon Noel-Williams (although, granted, Dejon is seemingly getting better), in particular, are moving mad in the Majorca villa right now, and if we see one more person comment 'boys will be boys' in response to this behaviour on social media we will officially lose it. They're grown men.
Be honest, be transparent, be respectful, and communicate, it's really not that hard.
Thankfully, all is not lost, as during last night's (Wednesday 16 July) wild episode we saw emotional maturity, healthy masculinity and vulnerability between Casa Amor bombshells Cach Mirjah Mercer and Ty Isherwood, and while it was heartbreaking to watch, it was also unbelievably refreshing.
ICYMI, Toni Laites had just thrown an unreal curveball and picked Harrison in the most recent recoupling, despite Harrison's disrespectful and immature moving in the villa with Lauren Wood. Unfortunately, Cach, who Toni brought back from Casa was a resulting casualty.
Cach made his disappointment clear with Toni and later broke down in tears with his friend Ty on the terrace over the whole situation. YES, to being in touch with your emotions, YES, to guys encouraging other guys to feel their emotions, YES, to being emotionally mature.
These two are true Love Island gents.
Naturally, social media cried a river for Cach after last night's events and after some digging we've learned that those tears might mean more than meets the eye...
heatworld recently unearthed a clip of Cach on That's The Tee Show podcast late last year, opening up to host Tee Moyo about how he sees Love Island as his last chance of finding a relationship – which really makes what happened with Toni this week feel a hell of a lot heavier.
During the podcast, he revealed that he had been in touch with Love Island producers for a while now and that he had been rejected from the Love Island 2024 series. He went on to stress that if he makes it on to Love Island 2025 (which, of course, we now know he does), that will be his last chance at finding love.
Cach said, 'I feel like [Love Island] is my last kinda thing as well.'
He elaborated, saying, 'As in that's my final straw. I don't think I'll ever get into a relationship unless I go on that show.'
Oh, God, our hearts are sinking for this wonderful man all over again. Surely it's bombshell time, producers, yes?