Love Island are not holding back with the twist and turns during the current Winter series of the ITV2 dating show with new two new bombshells making their debut.
Their appearance came after original bombshell Tom Clare waltzed into the South African villa and certainly ruffled feathers as he went about getting to know everybody.
Tom, 23, left the likes of Kai and Will Young on edge with his good looks as he and the girls made their way to the firepit for a chat to get to know one another.
However, it's not only Tom who sent shockwaves throughout the villa with a dramatic entrance.
During the final scenes of Tuesday's episode, Tom was tasked with choosing the girl he wants to couple up with – despite all the girls already being in a couple.
The Islanders received a text saying they needed to gather around the fire pit to hear Tom's decision – leaving one boy vulnerable.
Things soon changed when bombshells Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown and David Salako appeared to make her way into the villa.
Zara, 25, is no stranger to the limelight having worked as a model and starred in several musicals but she's not taking any prisoners, saying: "I'm not going to go in there and let the girls take over."
She described herself as loyal and “very loving to a fault”, admitting that she would make an “amazing girlfriend” due to having understanding and caring traits and that she often puts others first.
But Zara has vowed that she won’t let her selfless nature get in the way of finding love while on the show, revealing that in the past, if she and another girl liked the same man, she would have said something along the lines of, ‘If you like him, you have him’.
But the model is in it to win it, stating: “This is Love Island, so I’m not going to go in there and let the girls take over.”
While financial adviser David, 24, added: "I'm very picky and I've got my standards."
David revealed he even once stopped seeing someone because she wanted to know why he followed a lot of girls on social media.
He said: “I met someone through an app. When I met her, she said, ‘I’ve been down your social media followers, you follow a lot of girls. Do you know all of these girls? If I was in a relationship with someone I wouldn’t want them following that many girls.’
“I said to her, ‘This is a bit too much for me’.”
He believes that when it comes to love, he can bring a lot to the table, stating that a relationship with him would be "nothing but good fun" and quipping: "Listen, there’s only one David Salako."
