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Hey there, folks.

It is Tuesday, August 26th, and all that love got left on that island, as we found out

from last night's reunion special.

Welcome everybody to this Love Island edition of Amy and T.J. Robs highly anticipated.

Reunion show after the biggest season Love Island has ever watched. We couldn't wait to get the

updates and see how they're all doing. And wamp, wamp, wamp. Yeah, it was awkward. It was, uh, it was hard to watch in moments because part of why, yes,

everyone loves the drama, but everyone does love the love and it did feel and it has felt

familial like these folks are bonded together through their experience. Yes, there are ups and downs and swaps of

boyfriends and girlfriends, but this just felt ugly. We've watched a lot of these. I don't. Generally,

I don't think we watch these reunion shows of all these reality shows. We don't usually watch and

going, ooh, it's going to get hot.

I actually don't like the drama and the yelling and the screaming and the nastiness.

I'm not a big fan.

There wasn't so much necessarily of that last night.

But we left very recently.

We have a recent emotional connection to these people.

And to see in a lot of ways it has all broken down

after only a few months, even weeks, you could argue. Yes, because this is, oh, when they all left,

they're hugging each other, their family, they're in love, they're going to vacation together,

their kids are going to grow up together. You know, these are, this is what we see happen. It's like

summer camp on steroids, right?

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