Anyone who’s ever been in a relationship will find something to relate to on Love Island.

The nation’s favourite show has a penchant for putting couples through their paces and throwing in the odd game changer or two (think new love interests entering the villa or a partner being snapped up by someone else during a recoupling) all of which makes for seriously addictive, cancel-all-your-plans type viewing.

And last night’s episode was no exception, as it tackled a topic most of us are painfully familiar with – heartbreak.

There were tears – and outbursts of rage – up and down the country as we watched Olivia finally end things with Chris because, ultimately, he always “wants to be the nice guy”.

The catalyst for the moment came as Chris made an effort to comfort their fellow housemate, Tyla, following the departure of her love interest, Jonny. However, Olivia herself was feeling upset at being voted in the villa’s bottom four contestants by the public, and thought he should have comforted her instead.

Slamming his lack of loyalty, she drew a line under their relationship and finally ended days of arguing between the pair.

Which you might think sounds fair enough – but you would be wrong.

“Why Love Island’s Olivia was 100% right to dump the nice guy”