Love Island fans have spotted a feud brewing between two female Islanders - as chaos arrived in the villa.
The new series of the ITV2 show kicked off this week, with 13 singletons currently in the villa and on the hunt to find love this Winter in South Africa. Maya Jama is hosting the new series, replacing Laura Whitmore who quit her hosting duties on the programme this year.
There has already been some partner swapping, with Olivia so far having been paired with the most Islanders - as she was first partnered with Kai and then Will before she ended up with new bombshell Tom. Two more bombshells have since entered - Zara and David - with both keen to get to know Ron and Tanya respectively.
And as the show aired tonight, fans were quick to spot a feud brewing between Olivia and Zara, after the actress and ring girl took offence at Zara choosing her as the most two-faced Islander during a game of non-alcoholic beer pong.
"ZARA AND OLIVIA BEEFING OHHHHH THE DRAMA IS HERE FINALLY #loveisland," one wrote, whilst a second added: "THIS IS THE DRAMA WE WANTED I hope Olivia puts Zara in her place, would be funny #loveisland."
A third shared: "OLIVIA FIGHT ZARA I WANNA SEE DRAMA #LoveIsland," with a fourth penning: "Olivia and Zara are going to fight, finally some drama #LoveIsland."
Elsewhere on the show, Lana is in a bit of a predicament at present, with it quite obvious that she's taken a huge shine to Ron. She seemed less than impressed when model Zara invited him out for a date in the sweeping South African landscapes.
It seemed like an instant attraction for Lana when it came to Ron, and she had explained why she was single at present. "Because I’ve been through relationships that have made me want to find someone perfect, I’ve been with people that haven’t been meant for me. Since then I’ve been really picky about who I go for and who I let into my life," she said of her past romances.
Lana says her single status is quite "rare" as she usually enjoys being in relationships.
She said: "I’ve been single for quite a while, I’m normally a relationship type of person so the fact that I’ve been single for two, almost three, years is quite rare for me. Now’s the right time for me to be doing something a bit different. I’ve not been able to find anyone who suits me so it's good to do something totally different and try to meet someone a different way."