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Love Island’s Shakira and Harry came second in the final on Monday night, despite their tumultuous romance in the villa, with the star jokingly hitting out at him in a new post

Love Island only just ended on Monday night, with Toni and Cach coming out on top as winners after a tough few weeks. Shakira and Harry were runners-up and Yas and Jamie came in third place, much to the delight of fans at home who insisted they ‘voted for the right people’.

Shakira and Harry had a tumultuous time in the villa, with the two gravitating towards each other before his head was turned by Helena. However, they soon found their way back to each other and quickly became a fan-favourite couple despite his ‘bad boy’ antics that resulted in many rows.

While he insisted he would gladly move to Burnley to be with the gorgeous star, some fear their romance might already be on the rocks after she shared a snap of Harry as a cockroach. It comes after reports of all the celebrities rumoured to be joining BBC Strictly Come Dancing 2025.

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On her Instagram Stories, she re-posted a meme made by Love Island, which featured two cartoon cockroaches with Harrison ad Harry’s heads superimposed onto it, with a first prize medal on Harrison and a second place medal on Harry.

The edit comes after Shakira cried about them in an emotional moment in the villa. The moment was shared in the same cockroach post and saw her in tears as she yelled out: “That absolute little ant. Like, he stood up there a f***ing cockroach and cockroach number two’s stood next to him”, referring to Harry.

Shakira shared the picture of the cockroaches and joked: “Second place suits you”. In the original post, which was shared two weeks ago, fans rushed to side with Shakira.

“We are with you Shakira”, one person wrote, and another posted: “Toni and Shakira are the best couple in there”. One fan commented: “I wish she knew how loved she is on the outside!!! “!

During the live final, host Maya Jama wasted no time in telling runners-up Shakira and Harry what she really thought of their romance.

The presenter gave her true thoughts on the pair, having called out Harry for his behaviour towards Helena and others in a previous episode.

Harry shared his shock though, as Maya admitted this time it felt different between them. Having seen clips of them together for the final week and the final day, she said watching them she could see it was genuine.

She shared: “Well you both look very happy with each other. It’s nice to see you two together in the final.

” You both look really… I dunno. The last couple of days I’ve been watching you like, this is cute. This is cute. “

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Love Island’s Shakira and Harry came second in the final on Monday night, despite their tumultuous romance in the villa, with the star jokingly hitting out at him in a new post

Love Island only just ended on Monday night, with Toni and Cach coming out on top as winners after a tough few weeks. Shakira and Harry were runners-up and Yas and Jamie came in third place, much to the delight of fans at home who insisted they ‘voted for the right people’.

Shakira and Harry had a tumultuous time in the villa, with the two gravitating towards each other before his head was turned by Helena. However, they soon found their way back to each other and quickly became a fan-favourite couple despite his ‘bad boy’ antics that resulted in many rows.

While he insisted he would gladly move to Burnley to be with the gorgeous star, some fear their romance might already be on the rocks after she shared a snap of Harry as a cockroach. It comes after reports of all the celebrities rumoured to be joining BBC Strictly Come Dancing 2025.

READ MORE: Love Island star Yasmin suffers heartbreak just days after leaving villaREAD MORE: Love Island’s Faye Winter lashes out at ‘vile’ ITV viewers over criticism

On her Instagram Stories, she re-posted a meme made by Love Island, which featured two cartoon cockroaches with Harrison ad Harry’s heads superimposed onto it, with a first prize medal on Harrison and a second place medal on Harry.

The edit comes after Shakira cried about them in an emotional moment in the villa. The moment was shared in the same cockroach post and saw her in tears as she yelled out: “That absolute little ant. Like, he stood up there a f***ing cockroach and cockroach number two’s stood next to him,” referring to Harry.

Shakira shared the picture of the cockroaches and joked: “Second place suits you.” In the original post, which was shared two weeks ago, fans rushed to side with Shakira.

“We are with you Shakira,” one person wrote, and another posted: “Toni and Shakira are the best couple in there.” One fan commented: “I wish she knew how loved she is on the outside!!!!”

During the live final, host Maya Jama wasted no time in telling runners-up Shakira and Harry what she really thought of their romance.

The presenter gave her true thoughts on the pair, having called out Harry for his behaviour towards Helena and others in a previous episode.

Harry shared his shock though, as Maya admitted this time it felt different between them. Having seen clips of them together for the final week and the final day, she said watching them she could see it was genuine.

She shared: “Well you both look very happy with each other. It’s nice to see you two together in the final.

“You both look really… I dunno. The last couple of days I’ve been watching you like, this is cute. This is cute.”

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The BBC have announced that they are set to honour late Drag Race legend The Vivienne just months after the telly star tragically died aged 32

The Vivienne will be honoured in a special BBC programme, seven months after they died. The RuPaul’s Drag Race UK legend tragically died aged 32 in January this year, following a cardiac arrest due to ketamine use.

Now, seven months after the death of the Colwyn Bay-born star, the BBC have announced a special show, Dear Viv, to pay tribute. The Vivenne became the first star to win the UK edition of the programme in 2019, instantly becoming a fan favourite across the globe.

The project, which has the full backing of The Viv’s friends and family, will celebrate their journey from North Wales and Liverpool to the international stage. The film will delve into archive interviews, family photographs, family videos and unseen behind-the-scenes clips taken from the Drag Race archive.

Elsewhere, it will also follow The Vivenne, whose real name was James Lee Williams, as a young child and their rise to becoming one of the UK’s most famous drag queens, including their experience on Dancing On Ice and becoming the first-ever winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars and their journey to West End fame as the Wicked Witch of the West in the Wizard of Oz.

James’ parents and sister also share a touching tribute, alongside friends including Baga Chipz, Danny Beard, Tia Kofi, Cheryl Hole, and Trinity Truck. In the project, The Vivenne was described as a “world-class entertainer” and “an inspiration, mentor, and a teacher.”

But it will also touch on The Vivienne’s struggles with ketamine addiction. Chanel Williams, James’ sister, has since become a campaigner and raises awareness around the dangers of the drug, which is a Class B substance in the UK.

Speaking about the production, Nasfim Haque, Head of Content for BBC Three, said: “Dear Viv is a fitting tribute to The Vivienne, who truly was a trailblazer in the world of drag. She showcased her artistry and talent brilliantly and paved the way for many to follow in her footsteps.”

Meanwhile, Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato, co-founders of production firm World of Wonder, which also produces Drag Race said: “We wanted to celebrate The Vivienne and not just mourn her. Although she left us far too soon, her life was defined by her breathtaking talent, scene-stealing charisma, and infinite kindness.

“We hope her vision and her voice shine through in Dear Viv and that it inspires everyone who watches it. Although producing it was bittersweet, we are so grateful to friends and family for trusting us to tell The Vivienne’s story. Above all, we hope Viv loves the film as much as we loved her.”

On January 6, officers from Cheshire Police said officers had been called to an address in Chorlton-by-Backford, near Chester, on the previous day following reports of a sudden death. A coroner ruled that on the balance of probabilities, it is likely that The Vivienne died on the Friday and was not found and pronounced until the Sunday.

Dear Viv will be available from Thursday 28 August on BBC Three and Player

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