There's only two episodes left of The Circle and, as it happens, one of the stars of the show had her pick of the reality bunch and was actually offered a place in this year's Love Island villa.
Yep, you guessed it, Manrika Khaira revealed on Twitter earlier this month that she had, in fact, "turned Love Island down this year."
Say whaaat?
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1 of 9Andy
Age: 34Occupation: Company directorFrom: SolihullPlaying as: Himself
2 of 9Billy
Age: 19Occupation: Sports marketing managerFrom: EssexPlaying as: Himself
3 of 9Hashu
Age: 28Occupation: YouTuber and content creatorFrom: BirminghamPlaying as: His uncle Syed
4 of 9James
Age: 47Occupation: Strength and conditioning coachFrom: LondonPlaying as: NHS nurse Gemma
5 of 9Jamie and Millie (father and daughter)
Age: Jamie is 57 and Millie is 20Occupation: Millie is a student and Jamie is a relationship therapistFrom: HampshirePlaying as: Penny, a 49-year-old letting agent from London
6 of 9Manrika
Age: 24Occupation: Recruitment consultant and content creatorFrom: BirminghamPlaying as: Herself
7 of 9Tally
Age: 23Occupation: Receptionist at a doctor's surgeryFrom: WorthingPlaying as: Herself
8 of 9Vithun
Age: 23Occupation: AccountantFrom: LondonPlaying as: Himself
9 of 9Yolanda
Age: 30Occupation: Dating agency founderFrom: LondonPlaying as: Her husband Chris
The revelation came about after the 24 year old started receiving backlash for her "game playing" on the show.
Responding to the criticism, Manrika took to Twitter, writing, "It’s mad that you all judge me because not a single one of you know my motivation for wanting to win so badly and not allowing ANYTHING to stand in my way."
Replying to a fan, the former recruitment consultant continued, "I’m not on this show to try and sun it up with the girls and get my f--kin tits done. People have nooooooo clue."
It was at this point when, responding to Manrika, one user penned, "Yeah! You’d go on Love Island if you want that lmao," the Brummie then confessed that she had already rejected an offer to appear on the ITV matchmaker show.
Manrika's Twitter account has now appears to have been deactivated, with her original Tweets removed from the site.
Since the series started, the reality star - who is playing as herself on the show - has received the likes of death threats and, according to her management, "racist abuse."
On her Instagram, she reposted a statement from Connect Management, in which the consulting company wrote, "It's time to stamp out the hate. This is an open letter to the heads of all social media companies and governments.
"What I am currently witnessing is nothing short of horrendous. My influencers are subjected to a torrent of vile, racist, sexist abuse, 24 hours a day. It has to stop."
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As the final episode draws near, Manrika is joined by Syed, Andy, Felix, Tom and Alice as the last players standing.
Last night, viewers watched as Manrika and Syed (real name Hashu) were given the choice to block one player and, much to many fans dismay, chose nana Dot.
Dot was played by real-life actor Scott, who's just 30 but based the character on his 85-year-old grandmother - bless him.
Explaining his choice to use his Gran for the show, Scott said, "I know if I was going in there as myself and I saw an elderly woman who looks like my nan, I’d be drawn to her and want to keep her in because who doesn’t love a nan?"