THE Love Island villa is set for more drama tonight when Claudia is left fuming after hearing comments made by new bombshell Rosie.
Claudia is devastated to be split up from Casey in a recoupling and Rosie reveals why she targeted them.
Speaking in dressing room with Samie, Sanam and Jessie, she says: “I feel like the only couple that I think weren’t compatible were Casey and Claudia.”
Samie is quick to question: “Why do you think that?”
Rosie replies: “I don’t see the sexual chemistry between them. I feel like he needs somebody who brings out his personality a bit more and I think she maybe needs someone that’s a bit more mature.”
Shortly after, Samie catches up with Claudia and some of the other girls and says: “Rosie turned around and said she didn’t feel like there was sexual chemistry between you two.”
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Claudia is not impressed and replies: “Why would she say that?”
Claudia decides to speak to Rosie directly and pulls her for a chat as tensions rise.
Meanwhile Casey makes it clear to Claudia that he wants to get to know Rosie.
He tells her: “I find her attractive and I think it would be silly of me not to get to know her a bit more and that’s all it is.”
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Claudia responds: “I know, but we were in a good place, we really were and now some pretty girl comes in and it’s just like…”
He later seems uncertain about his feelings but appears to enjoying spending time with Rosie.
As they catch up, he says: “So much has happened in the space of an evening, you’ve definitely come in and made an impact for sure.”
Rosie replies: “Do you think?”
Casey continues: “I think so, well for me you have,” before adding: “It’s given me a lot to think about.”
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