This is officially the worst Love Island 2025 boy, as voted by viewers

Love Island 2025 has featured a truly shocking selection of men. Like, where are the casting team even finding these men? Really, the Love Island girls should just expel the men from the villa and create a pink poolside matriarchal utopia, à la the Barbie movie.

To settle once and for all who is the worst boy of Love Island 2025, The Tab asked readers to vote for who they liked the least. Here are the results.

The most hated Love Island 2025 boy is… drum roll please… Dejon. This result surprised me, because Dejon is the only Islander to not switch between 1,000 girls a week. But in recent weeks, some Love Island boys have been unimpressed with how Dejon encouraged Harry to flirt with Shakira, and Harrison to pursue things with Lauren.

Close behind Dejon were Harry and Harrison. This isn’t exactly a shock. Women’s Aid literally released a statement about how Harrison treated Toni and Lauren. Harry’s haircut is cause for repulsion, never mind how he flirts with virtually every woman in Mallorca.

At the other end, not a single person voted for Giorgio Russo. Unproblematic king. Or maybe everyone just forgot he was in the villa.

So, here’s what percentage of you thought each Love Island 2025 boy was the worst: 

11. Giorgio Russo – 0.0 per cent

10. Ty Isherwood – 0.2 per cent

9. Jamie Rhodes – 0.8 per c ent

8. Tommy Bradley – 1.0 per cent

7. Cach Mercer – 1.6 per cent

6. Boris Vidovic – 3.8 per cent

5. Conor Phillips – 5.2 per cent

4. Ben Holbrough – 5.4 per cent

3. Harrison Solomon – 20.6 per cent

2. Harry Cooksley – 25.4 per cent

1. Dejon Noel-Williams – 35.9 per cent

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