Jess Harding’s actions on Wednesday’s episode of the ITV2 dating show caused confusion for viewers of Love Island: All Stars, where she apologized to Charlie and told Tommy off.
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When Jess Harding apologized to Charlie Frederick for their love triangle drama, Love Island: All Stars fans were perplexed (Image: ITV/Shutterstock).
Love Island: All Stars fans were left confused when Jess Harding apologised to Charlie Frederick over their love triangle drama. The reality star, 31, is back in the villa looking for love after previously winning the 2023 edition of the hit ITV2 dating reality show.
Over the last few days, fans have watched as Charlie started up a romance with Millie Court but then shared a kiss with Jess. It seemed as if Jess had been expecting Charlie to couple up with her, but he chose Millie. Jess was then left furious with Tommy, despite his decision to couple up with her.
On Wednesday’s episode, she raged at Tommy: “It’s publicly shaming and I’m not gonna lie, it’s so f******* rude. The whole thing. I’m standing up there on my own and you’re throwing shade at me and you made me look like an absolute fool, darling!”
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Tommy pleaded, “You’ve been ghosting me, and you’ve never even looked at me.” I don’t feel very much”! but she responded, “I’m overwhelmed by a lot of situations that are going on in my head, so it’s inappropriate for me to stand there and feel like I’m being publicly embarrassed because you’re embarrassing me.” I took that right on the chin, so fair play to me.
He responded, “I was speaking my mind and how I feel, not saying anything bad about you personally.” I always cast my heart and mind in the polls.
“Charlie would never do that,” Charlie said as he approached Charlie and the other boys. Do you not comprehend where I’m coming from? Actually, no, not really! I apologize for offending you, but all I’m saying is that I’m speaking from my perspective. “Jess’ next behavior riled viewers because she apologized to Charlie right away,” she said.
She responded, “I’ll say sorry, I’m actually really sorry, especially given the Tommy situation.” However, you’re examining two connections because of this. You must be aware that you will face consequences.
What am I supposed to do, he said, “Everyone likes to make it deep, right? ” Not wanting to kiss you, but rather recoup with Mills and then not want to? I don’t want to lose that spark with you, but neither of you can handle this drama. Fans were left wondering what Jess’ game was given her initial exchange with Charlie, but it was then that she declared she was removing herself from the situation.
Because Jess is basically confessing she likes him, but how does she know that? wrote one fan. After picking Millie, Charlie doesn’t leave that impression. “And another said that Jess is upset because Charlie didn’t pick her at the recoupling, not because Tommy (who stated facts anyway) said. “
A third person wrote: “Jess needs to get out of Charlie’s a**** because he literally picked someone else’s babe wake up,” and a fourth person questioned why you are apologising to Charlie, a birdie. don’t you think I notice how you bring Whitney and Belle just in case someone tries to accuse you of being so cruel?
Last night, AJ chose Shaq, Sammie chose Ciaran, Leanne chose Leanne, Sean chose Helena, Whitney chose Whitney, and Jack chose Belle. The fact that Millie was a “good kisser” was then why Charlie made his decision, and he also chose her. Tommy chose Jess as a result, but the set was incredibly frosty due to the environment.
Fans immediately questioned Charlie’s decision on social media, with one saying, “Charlie just kissed Jess talking about thank God can’t wait to sleep in the same bed with you Mils”? Why do they act in this manner if this is a genuine psychological experiment?
One third wrote, “So Charlie lipsed Jess just for him to choose Millie, he is such a loser,” and another wrote, “I’m so confused right now. I’m wondering if Charlie has a mental illness.” This recoupling is such a mess, like what this season actually is, “Another fumed”!
After the outcome, Jess was later in tears, but some fans weren’t entirely on her side. I’m with Tommy Tbf, one wrote. After five days, Jessica made the decision to talk to Charlie and then said, “You live with your mom, and we go through different times in our lives. “Us knew that from the beginning.
Another person responded, “I don’t understand why Jess is surprised when Charlie gave her attention the first time she saw him.” Later, Charlie was urged to confess to Millie that he had kissed Jess before choosing her.
Before the recoupling had begun, Scott had already gotten involved in the drama. Then, Marilyn was caught “dropping it” and insisting that she, Charlie, and Jess were all moving on.
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Jess cried as she was about to shed tears and declared, “Everyone is putting their f****** two pence in!” I don’t understand it. In the end, I’m here for myself, but I still feel some guilt. Every boy I’ve spoken to has agreed with me, and that’s exactly how I’ve done it. My f****** friend is supposed to be Scott.
Love Island: All Stars viewers were left confused over Jess Harding’s behaviour on Wednesday’s edition of the ITV2 dating show as she told Tommy off and then apologised to Charlie
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Love Island: All Stars fans were left confused when Jess Harding apologised to Charlie Frederick over their love triangle drama. The reality star, 31, is back in the villa looking for love after previously winning the 2023 edition of the hit ITV2 dating reality show.
Over the last few days, fans have watched as Charlie started up a romance with Millie Court but then shared a kiss with Jess. It seemed as if Jess had been expecting Charlie to couple up with her, but he chose Millie. Jess was then left furious with Tommy, despite his decision to couple up with her.
On Wednesday’s episode, she raged at Tommy: “It’s publicly shaming and I’m not gonna lie, it’s so f******* rude. The whole thing. I’m standing up there on my own and you’re throwing shade at me and you made me look like an absolute fool, darling!”
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Tommy pleaded: “You’ve been ghosting me, you’ve not even looked at me. I haven’t felt much!” but she hit back: “I’m overwhelmed with a lot of situations that are going on in my head so for me to stand there and feel like I’m being publicly shamed because you’re embarrassing me. Fair play to me because I took that straight on the chin.”
He replied:”I wasn’t saying anything nasty about you personally, I was speaking my mind and how I feel. Every time, I vote from my heart and my mind.”
“Charlie would never do that, go to speak to Charlie, go speak to one of the other boys. Do you not understand where I’m coming from? “Not really, no! I apologise for upsetting you but I’m just speaking from my point of view.” It was what Jess did next that riled viewers as she immediately went to apologise to Charlie.
She said: “I will say sorry, I am actually really sorry, especially after that whole Tommy situation. But this is the problem you’re exploring two connections. You’ve got to know that you’re gonna come to some sort of consequences.”
He replied: “Everyone likes to make it deep, what am I meant to do? Not kiss you, then recouple with Mills and then not wanna kiss you? I don’t wanna lose that spark with you but I can’t be a***** with this drama from either of you.” It was then that Jess declared that she was removing herself from the situation, but fans were left wondering what her game was given her initial conversation with Charlie.
One fan wrote: “They needed to focus on that more because Jess is basically confessing she likes him more but also how does she know that? Charlie does not give that impression especially after picking Millie!” and another said: “Jess is upset because Charlie didn’t pick her at the re coupling, not because of what Tommy said (who stated facts anyway)”
A third wrote: “jess needs to get out of charlie’s a**** he literally picked someone else babe wake up,” whilst a fourth wrote: “jess why are u apologising to charlie u absolute bird brain. dont think i dont notice how u keep bringing whitney and belle just incase they try blaming you”
Last night, AJ picked Shaq, Sammie picked Ciaran, Scott picked Leanne, Sean picked Helena, Konnor picked Whitney and Jack picked Belle. Charlie then reasoned his choice was down to the fact that she was a “good kisser” and chose Millie. Following this, Tommy chose Jess but there was an undeniably frosty atmosphere on set.
Fans instantly took to social media to question Charlie’s decision, with one writing: “Charlie just kissed Jess talking bout thank God can’t wait to sleep in the same bed with you Mils??” Another fumed: “This show is a genuine psychological experiment… why do they act like this?!”
A third said: “So Charlie lipsed Jess just for him to choose Millie, he is such a loser,” and another wrote: “Is Charlie suffering from some sort of mental illness or what cos I’m so confused right now.” Another fumed: “This recoupling is such a f****** mess, like what is this season actually!”
Jess was later in tears again over the way things had turned out, but some fans didn’t exactly take her side. One wrote: “I’m with Tommy tbf. Jess decided after 5 days to start talking to Charlie and then said to Tommy… You live with your mom, we are at different times in our lives… U knew that from the beginning.”
Another said: “I don’t understand why Jess is surprised when she’s the one whose literally dropped him the second Charlie gave her attention!” The Islanders later urged Charlie to tell Millie that he had kissed Jess prior to choosing her.
Before the recoupling had taken place, it had all kicked off with Scott getting involved in the drama. Millie was then seen telling her fellow Islanders to “drop it” and insisting that she, Charlie, and Jess were all “moving on”.
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On the verge of tears, Jess raged: “Everyone is putting their f****** two pence in! I don’t get it. At the end of the day, I’m here for myself, and I do carry some guilt on my shoulders. It’s just the way that I’ve spoken to every single boy, and they all agree. Scott is supposed to be my f****** friend.”
As Syria’s army continues to occupy more of the territory held by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the US has begun moving detainees linked to ISIL (ISIS) from northeastern Syria to Iraq.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the US military announced the transfer of 150 detainees to a secure location in Iraq from a detention facility in Hasakah, Syria.
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The transfer comes as the government of Syria expands its purview over previously held Kurdish regions of northeastern Syria, including several camps and prisons where ISIL fighters and their families are housed.
These facilities were previously controlled and managed by the SDF.
The SDF withdrew from several locations, including al-Hol camp, Syria’s largest camp for relatives of ISIL fighters, as government forces advanced. Late on Tuesday, the government made a new ceasefire with the SDF.
Up to 7, 000 people with alleged ISIL connections could be transferred to Iraqi-controlled facilities, according to the US military.
The Iraqi government and other regional partners are working closely together, and we sincerely appreciate their efforts to end ISIS, according to US Admiral Brad Cooper, the head of US forces in the Middle East.
He added that facilitating the detainee’s safe transfer is essential to preventing large-scale breakouts that could threaten US and regional security directly.
The US special envoy to Syria announced the announcement a day after the SDF, which had been in that position for years, declared that the Syrian government would be its main partner in the fight against ISIL.
After monitoring the security developments taking place in Syria and the effects of changes in the security situation there, “especially with regard to control over detained terrorists,” Iraq later stated it had approved the move.
According to Sabah al-Numan, the chief commander of the armed forces, the National Security Council “approved of Iraq’s reception of terrorists of Iraqi nationality as well as other nationalities who were detained in prisons previously under the control of the Syrian Democratic Forces.”
These detainees will be moved to government-run correctional facilities, according to the statement. 150 terrorist elements, both domestics and foreigners who participated in the bloodletting of innocent Iraqis have already been received.
A youth organization in the Palestinian Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem, occupied West Bank, has refuted reports that Israel has suspended plans to destroy a nearby football pitch, claiming that it has not been given any formal notice to do so.
The Aida Youth Centre’s head, Munther Amira, stated on Wednesday that no formal document had been provided to confirm reports that Israel had responded to international pressure and had suspended the demolition order.
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Reports suggested that Israel had acted in response to international football associations FIFA and UEFA, which oversee the country’s football stadium, to prevent the planned demolition of the pitch, which is near Israel’s border with Bethlehem.
Amira stated that neither the court nor the Israeli government have provided any official confirmation of this information. These remain unconfirmed media reports with no official basis for Aida camp, the youth center, and the Aida sports team.
Palestinian children and boys play football on Friday, December 26, 2025, at a pitch in the West Bank city of Bethlehem next to Israel’s separation wall.
“Save the Pitch,” please.
In an effort to stop Israel from imposing the demolition order on the refugee camp’s only sporting facility, the Aida Youth Centre launched a global campaign called “Save the Pitch” in recent weeks.
The pitch’s manager, Amira, claimed uncertainty has plagued the area since November.
After storming the camp and placing the notice on the pitch’s main gate, Israeli occupation forces issued the first demolition order against the football pitch on November 3.
According to him, the first demolition order referenced “security concerns,” claiming that the pitch posed a threat because it was close to the camp’s illegal separation wall.
Amira said, “We’ve been living on edge since we’ve had to demolish the pitch, which represents hope for more than 250 camp children and young people,” repeatedly.
He added that Israel, which holds the leasehold to the pitch and issued a second demolition order on December 31 before the refugee camp’s Popular Committee for Services petitioned an Israeli court, decided to postpone the demolition until January 18.
Amira explained that the center was given an additional seven days to carry out the demolition themselves by the Israeli army.
Amira claimed that this would not occur because they told us to either destroy the pitch ourselves or to force us to do it.
A deal with the Bethlehem Municipality, according to Saeed al-Azzha, the head of Aida’s Popular Committee for Services, allowed the use of the land to construct a football field, a theater, and a public garden. Israel prevented the construction of the garden and the pitch, according to him, but the committee constructed both the pitch and the theater.
Al-Azzha emphasized that the pitch was constructed legally on leased land held by the Armenian Church.
Palestinian youths practice football on a field close to the Israeli-occupied separation wall [Mahmoud Illean/AP Photo]
Palestinian sport is being targeted.
The demolition order violates the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Israel has ratified, and prevents hundreds of children from exercising their right to play sports and develop in a safe and healthy environment, according to the Palestinian Football Association (PFA).
The PFA claimed that the decision is a result of what it called an Israeli-style Israeli policy that targets Palestinian sports, which has resulted in the total or partial destruction of almost 300 sports facilities.
The demolition order caused deep sadness in the AOD football team from the Aida Youth Centre.
Rimas Sarhan, 18, said, “I started my sporting life and playing football on this pitch.”
“I can’t believe that Israel has chosen to destroy it,” I said. Why is it asked? What danger does this pitch present?” she stated.
Mohammed Jadou, a 10-year-old, also has issues with the choice. During a training session, he said, “I don’t understand why the Israeli army wants to destroy the pitch.” We don’t hurt anyone, they say. Where will we play if they don’t demolish it, I hope?
There is still a lingering concern that Israel will be motivated to target more sports facilities in the occupied West Bank, where it has conducted nearly daily military raids for the past three years.
Anan Shehadeh, a journalist for Palestinian sport, told Al Jazeera that Israel has long seen Palestinian sport as a vehicle for political expression and national identity, able to show the world the Palestinian story.
He recalls that Israel had threatened to destroy it before the opening of Majed Asad Stadium on April 14, 2011, which was attended by Sepp Blatter, the then-President of FIFA.
He claimed that “at the time, international and legal efforts prevented that demolition.” However, Israeli threats now cover almost every sports facility in Palestine.
Shehadeh continued, “Israel targets the Palestinian sporting spirit when it targets sport.” It aims to “push young people into dangerous environments and stop them from serving as ambassadors for their country.”
Shehadeh claimed that Israel’s genocidal war on the Strip had also devastated the Palestinian sport industry in Gaza.
He claimed that the sports infrastructure in Gaza has been almost completely destroyed over the past two years, while that in the West Bank have been heavily targeted through arrests and checkpoints.
Shehadeh cited the Palestinian national football team’s impressive recent performances as evidence that “despite all these measures, Israel has not yet abandoned sport.”
Rimas Sarhan, 18, is unable to comprehend why Israel wants to destroy the football field on which she practices in Aida [Monjed Jadou/Al Jazeera].
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Israeli athletics have been suspended since the start of the war, activities have been cut to a minimum, and there has been a significant decline in performance across many sports and national teams, according to Nader al-Jayousi, the technical director of the Palestine Olympic Committee.
According to al-Jayousi, “We are seeing growing engagement among Palestinian athletes.” Stopping sport would mean destroying hope, according to the saying, “We must preserve hope and continue it.”
He added that Palestinian authorities have reached out to international sporting organizations, providing evidence of Israeli violations of Palestinian sport in the hands of FIFA and other international organizations.
When the 2026 cast concludes, Traitors legend Paul Gorton has predicted that Stephen and Matty will “have the best couple of years” in mind.
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One of the stars who is anticipated to succeed is Stephen (Image:)
When the castle doors shut, we’ll soon be wondering what will happen to our Faithfuls and Traitors with only a few days left in the 2026 series. After Friday’s final, series two star Paul Gorton has predicted who will succeed in the series, tipping Matty Hyndman and Stephen Libby for even more fame.
Paul made it to the penultimate week of series two as a Traitor and has since appeared on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, Celebrity Mastermind, Morning Live and will be teaming up with Vernon Kay for new BBC daytime show Do You Know Your Place. He’s not the only one, with Harry Clark, Mollie Pearce, Minah Shannon and Francesca Rowan-Plowden among landing gigs in TV and radio after the show.
Predicting who is set to lead careers in the spotlight after The Traitors, Paul said that he can see Stephen and Matty finding success in the content creator world – which is where stars are making big money. “If you look at their Instagram, they’re so aesthetically pleasing,” he told The Mirror in an exclusive chat.
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“I can’t see them going into presenting, but look at people like Angry Ginge because they have a lot of money and viewers,” said one viewer. He continued, noting that Matty and Stephen both speaking out against the ban on conversation therapy while Stephen was open about coming to terms with being gay on the Isle of Lewes.
“I believe they will both have documentaries produced because they have both experienced verytraumatic religious experiences, so there may be a point,” he said.
“I am aware that Matty founded a group about conversion therapy, and Stephen wanted to pray himself ‘normal’ just because he was gay when he was younger. So I can see them both getting on the air and telling stories about that.
He added, “This is one of The Traitors’ biggest shows yet,” which could make stars for a lot of contestants. “People are growing in size. Stephen, who I believe has nearly 200, 000 followers, started off with a very small following, he claimed.
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“They will have opportunities in front of them because they have big, beautiful personalities, whether or not they like it.” If all of them can have the same amount of success as me and Harry Clark did after their first season, then they’ll have the best couple of years.
Tonight, The Traitors airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 8 p.m.
