January 22, 2020

How Love Island's Shaughna Earned Her Title As The Villa's Queen Of The One-Liners

Every year on Love Island, there is one contestant who has a particular way with words.
How Love Islands Shaughna Earned Her Title As The Villas Queen Of The One-Liners

Last year, it was Maura Higgins. The year before, it was Dani Dyer. Prior to them, we had Olivia Attwood and Kady McDermott.

And we’re pleased to announce the villa’s latest Queen Of The One-Liners is Shaughna Phillips.
In case you’ve missed her assent to the throne, allow us to explain why we’re all bowing down to the sharp-witted democratic services officer...When this was her response to one of the twins recoupling with CallumWhen she spoke the truth about being sucked in by fuckboysWhen her dental regime wreaked havoc with her relationshipWhen the South African heat proved to be too much for herWhen she had no time for Mike pretending to be an expert on relationshipsWhen she was completely distracted during the twins’ entranceShaughna really is the voice of the nation #LoveIslandpic.twitter.com/LgFBYyS78a— Love Island (@LoveIsland) January 13, 2020When she tried to explain why Nas hasn’t found a partner in the villa yetWhen she decided to eat her feelings after Rebecca got with CallumWhen she decided to give Callum a taste of his own medicine Hi I'd like my revenge served cold please. Thanks x #LoveIslandpic.twitter.com/QArLkNiPqs— Love Island (@LoveIsland) January 16, 2020When she reminded herself she needs a man, not a boyWhen she almost threw herself in the poolWhen she was not here for Callum getting to know the twinsAnd she prayed his date with Eve didn’t last too longYawning just thinking about it to be honest #LoveIslandpic.twitter.com/iqETGZPjMh— Love Island (@LoveIsland) January 14, 2020When she stepped up her game with RebeccaLove Island airs from Sunday to Friday at 9pm on ITV2. MORE LOVE ISLAND: A Meme Is Born: Love Island's Siannise Goes Viral With Brilliant Reaction To New Arrival Love Island's Paige Faces Controversy Over Homophobic Slur In Instagram Post Love Island Star Mike Boateng's Family Deny Police Investigation Tabloid Reports

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