Who left Love Island 2023 last night?

LOVE Island 2023 is in full swing with new arrivals constantly.

But as more bombshells join the show, more islanders will have to leave the famous mansion for good.

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Who left the Love Island mansion last night?

Last night (January 25, 2023) both Haris Namani and Anna-May Robey were ejected from the villa.

It came after freshmen Jessie Wynter and Aaron Waters had to choose who should go.

Speaking to ITV after her exit, Anna-May said of her time on the show: “I’ve had such an incredible time, I’ve made really good memories and friends that will last a lifetime.

“It’s definitely something I would do again, I have no regrets because I’ve had the best ten days of my life!

“It’s an experience not many people get, so don’t take that for granted, I’m really grateful.”

Meanwhile, The Sun exclusively revealed how video of Haris involved in a violent street brawl surfaced just days before he was released from the villa.

Who else is in the Love Island mansion?

The cast of Love Island will change throughout the series, with more bombs being added and more islanders kicked out of the show.

The sexy singletons still in the mansion are:

• Lana Jenkins, 25 – Makeup Artist from Luton
• Tanya Manhenga, 22 – Student and influencer from Liverpool
• Tanyel Revan, 26 – Hairdresser from North London
• Kai Fagan, 24 – Science and Physical Education teacher from Manchester
• Ron Hall, 25 – Essex-based financial adviser
• Will Young, 23 – Farmer from Buckinghamshire
• Shaq Muhammad, 24 – Airport Security Officer from London
• Tom Clare, 23 – footballer from Macclesfield
• Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown, 25 – Model and Real Estate Developer, London
• Jessie Wynter, 26 – Personal Trainer, Australia
• Aaron Waters, 26, – Model, Australia
• Ellie Spence, 25 – Managing Director, Law Firm, Norwich
• Spencer Wilks, 24 – Business Owner, Bournemouth

Who has left Love Island so far?

Unfortunately, for some, their time at the villa is finally over.

The islanders dumped so far are:

How do I watch Love Island?

Love Island continues every weekday and Sunday at 9pm on ITV2, but a highlight show will air on Saturdays instead.

The grand finale will take place on March 13, 2023.

Episodes can also be viewed on ITVX.