Connor Durman left the Love Island villa last night (Monday, 27) after himself and Sophie Piper came in as the public's least popular couple. The 25-year-old coffee bean salesman was voted out by his fellow islanders after they were tasked with just saving one of the pair. He's said that he'll wait for Rochelle Humes' sister now that he's left the villa. View this post on Instagram
The Brighton beau's behaviour did spark some action on social media, with some calling him 'controlling Connor'.Connor outside the villa every night until he gets arrested #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/VojZmsoDCX
— 🎲 (@XanSpence) January 27, 2020 Out with the old, and in with the new! Two new contestants then entered the villa, the first of who describes herself as 'bubbly, reliable and friendly'. Portsmouth's 21-year-old style advisor Demi Jones said her ideal man is 'someone macho, mature and sexy'. Wallace Wilson from Inverness joined the boys, he's looking for someone who's 'ambitious, athletic and confident'. The personal trainer said he has his eye on Paige, Siânnise and Sophie.More Radio is continuously dedicated to providing a quality news service on-air and online, reporting local stories that matter across Sussex.
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