Love Island star Anton loses it as beloved Craig David returns to villa
It's 2019 all over again...
Love Island star Anton Danyluk is treated to an epic surprise in tonight's episode, as his idol Craig David returns to the villa for a private performance.
Longtime viewers of the show will remember Anton's emotional response to the musician's first visit, which brought him close to tears as he danced the night away with his fellow Islanders in season 5.
It's no surprise that word of David's return gets a big response, with Anton bursting into screams of excitement, before making sure to look his best for the singer's arrival – getting his hair in top shape and even applying some bronzer.
You can watch the moment he found out in an ITV preview of tonight's episode below:
Another notable moment sees Joanna reconsider her relationship with Chris, choosing instead to pursue her attraction to Callum – who she describes as "so genuine and so lovely".
Confiding in Arabella, she says: "I just feel like I don't know what to think about me and Chris… he’s got such a big jokey personality, but sometimes I’m like, 'What’s the real you?'
"And the speech - as much as he thought through the speech, it was sarcastic and a showman personality."
Her confidante Arabella warned that if Chris's personality is already "grating" on her, then it doesn't bode well for their prospects as a long-term couple.
The following day, Joanna does pull Callum for a chat, which begins with her saying: "I’ll be honest, I’m going to expose my game."
The outcome, however, remains a mystery for now.
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David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.