In a jaw-dropping Love Island re-coupling Love Island All Stars, Toby Aromolaran blindsided Arabella Chi by choosing to couple up with Georgia Steel. We don’t know about anyone else, but it screamed a repeat of his “my heart… is with Chlo” bombshell from 2021.
Georgia, has been the epitome of not putting your eggs in one basket so far, with plenty of head-swivelling between Tom Clare and Callum Jones. But after growing closer to the latter, it was plainly obvious that she wasn’t thanking her lucky stars for Toby’s decision at the fire pit.
And someone who has weighed in on Georgia’s unpredictable journey so far is her fellow Love Island 2018 cast member and good friend Dani Dyer, who won that year’s series with Jack Fincham. While she is more for Team Callum (acknowledging the difficulty of having his ex, Molly Smith, in the villa though), she is not as sold on a certain someone for her pal.
“I think stay away from Toby,” Dani told heat. “I feel like Georgia always has a journey. She loves a little journey on there. I just want her to have a good time and hopefully have a happy ending this time round."
Love Island champ Dani - who is the ambassador for a fun new CBeebies app - cements herself as an ultimate fangirl of the dating show, as she also tells us, "They should have done [the All Stars] concept last year. It's so good. I've always loved Love Island - I've always been obsessed. I've seen so many people saying, 'We need to thank these producers because they are absolute geniuses.' I'm hooked every night."
The TV star - who has managed to recruit her West Ham footballer boyfriend Jarrod Bowen into the Love Island fan club - also reveals which bombshells she would love to enter the villa.
"I really want Chloe [Burrows] to go in there because of Toby [Aromolaran]. I was like, 'Bring Chloe in.' I wanted Samira [Mighty] to come in, who was on my season, but she's told me she's not. I want to text a few people, 'Are you going in it?' I loved Maura [Higgins], she was good. She was absolutely hilarious. But every time they bring someone in, I wasn't expecting them," she says.
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