Obviously we live for the Love Island drama as much as Curtis exists to quell it, and the ballroom dancer made that explicitly clear with his outfit choice last night.

Friction in the villa began after Danny chose to couple-up with Arabella, sending Yewande home.

Yewande had only been gone for around seven and a half minutes (our estimate) before Danny and Arabella started snogging in front of the other Islanders on the villa's swing seat - which wound up Anna and Amber, who were visibly upset that their best friend had been dumped.

In the Beach Hut, Amber complained: "I just think people can talk all they like but actions speak louder than words and I think that Arabella and Danny are conducting themselves in such a bad way that I just feel like ‘what do I have in common with you?’ It just doesn't sit right with me."

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Amber confronts Danny

She later called Danny over after throwing daggers at him, shouting: "Is there a problem? Just checking, it just looks like there's an issue."

When Danny tried to confront the situation, Amber told him: "Your word doesn't really mean that much at this point does it? You're giving me your word when your word means f*ck all."

Ouchie.

And despite Curtis' attempt to separate them, they all went to bed angry.

The next evening, Curtis pre-empted more confrontation and conflict by wearing a salmon pink t-shirt that declared: "NO DRAMA PLEASE."

Fans were there for it.

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The Islanders seemed to make up after Arabella took to the beanbag area and tried to make amends and empathise with the girls over Yewande's dumping. It still looked awkward af though when Arabella tried to move the conversation along, as everyone sat silently or looked down into their water bottles.

Might take more than Curtis' slogan t-shirt to heal that rift...

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