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Love Island’s Samie makes her feelings about ex Tom very clear after he sucked girl’s toes

LOVE Island's Samie Elishi has unfollowed villa ex Tom Clare - and made a brutal dig about their relationship.

It came after he was pictured sucking a girl's toes on a yacht on a sunshine break with co-star Casey O'Gorman.

Samie Elishi made a dig at her former relationship with Tom Clare
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Samie Elishi made a dig at her former relationship with Tom ClareCredit: instagram
The pair were loved-up after the villa - but they didn't last as a couple
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The pair were loved-up after the villa - but they didn't last as a coupleCredit: Splash

The pair - one of the most loved-up couples when they left the villa - split just weeks earlier.

Samie wasted little time unfollowing Tom on Instagram as he publicly plotted a lads' holiday with pal Casey.

And in a post today she made a not-so-subtle dig at him when a fan asked fellow Love Islander Claudia Fogarty what the best part of the show was.

She replied: "Meeting this one" - posting a picture of Samie and tagging her in.

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Samie reposted the shot and in a dig at Tom, added: "Aww. At least one good relationship came out of it."

The pair recently sparked rumours they might be back on track as they appeared inseparable a week or so ago.

However, Tom's recent jaunt in Ibiza proves this isn’t the case as the footballer was seen sucking a brunette’s toes as they reclined on a yacht.

A topless Tom made the silver bikini-clad beauty giggle as he sucked her toes as best pal Casey filmed the moment on his phone.

The Sun revealed Tom and Samie had broken up in April - just a month after they came third on Love Island.

A source said at the time: "Samie and Tom have sadly decided to call it a day. There is a lot of love and respect there but it just wasn’t going anywhere."

Samie said of Claudia 'at least one good relationship' came out of Love Island
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Samie said of Claudia 'at least one good relationship' came out of Love Island
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