Love Island legend reckons Molly’s going back to the villa – despite landing back in UK

Love Island's Molly Marsh may have been dumped from the island, but one show legend thinks that she will return – and soon.

Former Islander Olivia Attwood says that her "spidey senses" are telling her that Molly's dumping is not the last that we'll see of her.

Molly, 21, left the show during Sunday's episode after bombshell Kady McDermott chose to couple up with Zachariah Noble, leaving Molly dumped from the Island in a shock twist.

But despite her already landing back in the UK and appearing on Love Island: Aftersun with Maya Jama last night, newly-married Olivia is adamant it's not the end of Molly's Love Island journey.

During an Instagram Stories question and answer session, Olivia, 32, was asked what she made of Molly's exit. She replied and said: "I don't think it's the last we will see of her.

"And I know, I know she has been seen in the UK, but still. My spidey senses are just telling me" before she added a couple of eye emojis.

Molly was coupled up with Zachariah, 25, when Kady entered the villa. However, when the bombshell entered the villa, while the girls were at a spa day, Zachariah did admit that Kady is his type on paper.

The pair had a couple of one-on-one chats before Kady was told she had to pick someone less than 24 hours into her second stint in the villa. The 27 year old picked Zach, leaving Molly single. It was then announced via text that Molly was therefore dumped from the Island in a shock twist.

Molly has since admitted she would have liked Zach to have left the villa with her. Speaking in her post-show chat, she said: "There was definitely a part of me that thought, ‘Come home with me.’ I thought, ‘Let’s go and we can carry this on.’

"But it’s his journey as well and he probably needs to keep himself a little bit open and see if there is something there. Me and Zach had said to each other we can’t be fully closed off yet and it will take time to get there."

She added: "But it was heading to that, we were quite close to being that. I wonder now if he maybe regrets saying he was still open.

"Maybe he was wishing he’d said, ‘I am closed off’ and it would have been different. I would have loved him to have come back with me and come home."

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