‘He's just there for a free holiday' scream Love Island fans as boy's head is turned AGAIN
LOVE Island fans are convinced Harry Cooksley is on the show for a "free holiday".
The semi-professional footballer, 30, has had his head turned left, right and center since entering the villa.
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He was first coupled up with Sophie Lee, who became the first Islander to be dumped from the villa after Shakira stole her man.
Harry was then keen to explore a connection with Helena despite still trying to purse Shakira, telling her they had "unfinished business".
But Harry has now had his head turned again by latest bombshell Yasmin, who admitted she also fancies him.
But now fans are commenting on Harry's mad moves - saying he's not serious about any of the girls and is just there for the free holiday.
One wrote: "Harry came for a free holiday."
A second posted: "None of these boys came here looking for love. Just came for free food, free holiday and a free place to stay."
A third commented: "The things people do for a free holiday on."
A fourth added: "Dejon and Harry are on the biggest lads holiday."
On tonight's show the villa erupts into chaos as a huge row kicks off after two Islanders sneak off to the Hideaway and secrets come to light.
Harry and Yasmin struggle to fight their attraction to one another, with Harry telling her that he fancies her.
Yasmin tells Harry: "I'm just sort of waiting for you to shut up the f*** up and kiss me."
Harry admits to her: "I'm one of the few people open to getting to know new people, and actually doing it."
Yasmin replies: "I feel like you have to be bold in here. I like someone who's a bit of a risk-taker and isn't afraid."
Harry says: "Yeah, you're making me want to take some risks right now."
They pair then sneak off to the Hideaway, which leaves Helena, who is currently coupled up with Harry, reeling.
She says to the group: "They're kissing in there."
Harry then rejoins them after and says he and Yasmin "only had a chat".
Helena then asks him directly if he kissed Yasmin, to which he denies, but a sceptical Helena still brands him a "liar".
Later that evening, the Islanders gather for another game at the Firepit - where they must each take a card, read the quote that's written on it and then collectively decide which of their fellow Islanders said it.
Conor reads out a comment from Dejon that ruffles Meg's feathers.
Dejon previously told the boys about Yasmin: "She's never orgasmed, so if I give her her first orgasm, then she'll fall in love."
After Conor read out the comment, Yasmin says to the group: "I mean, if you can make me orgasm, fair play. I probably will fall in love."
Things go from bad to worse when Remell reads out a remark that Harry made to the boys about wanting to kiss Yasmin.
Helena yells: "What the f*** is going on here?"
Megan exclaims: "He tells you f*** all and that's why, you need to find out and hear it for yourself."
Harry is then grilled by Helena and Meg over whether he was lying about not kissing Yasmin earlier in the Hideaway.
With the spotlight on him, will Harry tell the truth?
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