My Love Island spies have confirmed TWO fan favourite games will return for final week – and it’ll be explosive

WITH the Love Island cast embracing peace and harmony in its final week, fans are wondering if there’s any drama left to come this series. But we can reveal TWO particular games are looming and are bound to ruffle feathers. Two games are returning for the final week of Love Island Credit: ITV The Grafties are making a comeback Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Last night I held a TikTok Live and there was one burning question on everyone’s lips – is ANYTHING going to happen this week? The mood was that Love Island viewers have become bored of watching the gang declare their love and talk about their rollercoaster journeys. So I asked my spies in the villa to delve into the ITV schedule and now I can reveal there’s two BIG fan favourite challenges on the way. The first is The Grafties, which is confirmed for this series and will expose even more unseen antics from the Islanders. Islanders are nominated in various categories Credit: Instagram Islander Jury is also back and will no doubt ruffle some feathers Credit: ITV Past Islanders will return to give their verdict on the remaining couples Credit: ITV Fans love the segment because the gang often spill tea from the outside world Credit: ITV The format point is loosely based on an awards ceremony and sees the cast handed gongs for dubious titles like Best No Filter Moment and Best Double Act – all in the aim of spilling sneaking behaviour. The second confirmed challenge is the Islander Jury, with the dumped cast members due to fly out later this week to film the explosive segment. In the past it’s seen axed Islanders turf one last couple out the villa before the final. Bosses have previously posed the question: “Which couple do you think is the least genuine?” Fans love the segment because the gang often spill tea from the outside world, including the likes of a leaked voice note from Casa Amor girl Lucy in series 12, exposing her game plan to hook up with likeable Tommy Bradley and “get all the way to the end.” In All Stars earlier this year, Jess Harding even shared comments Lauren Wood made on The Sun’s Showbiz Fix podcast about how she and Harrison Solomon had discussed baby names before he flew out as a bombshell behind her back. A source said: “Series 13 has been a cracker and delivered some great moments but bosses want to go out on a high. “They no longer feel wedded to the same games as always but The Grafties and Islander Jury are confirmed for this week.” Tonight one Islander will be dumped from the Villa following the second part of the friends and family visits. I shared my exclusive clues about the identity of the mystery Islander yesterday. There are just seven episodes to go before the big finale next Monday. Love Island airs at 9pm on ITV2 and is available on ITVX.