Love Island’s Charlie and Hayley Refuse to Sit on the Same Sofa After Being Dumped | This Morning

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Love Island is a reality TV show in the United Kingdom in which contestants are sent away to an island, and participate in a series of tasks. During the show, they keep swapping partners until they find “the love of their life” with the winner being decided by a public vote. The show is broadcast in the UK by ITV on ITV1 and ITV2.

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