Maura Higgins will pay reference to her love triangle with Amy Hart in an emotional declaration to Curtis Pritchard on Monday night's Love Island final.The Irish grid girl, 28, doesn't hold back as she tells the ballroom dancer, 23, how hard it was to spend her first few weeks on the ITV2 dating show 'watching somebody else fall in love with you'.Maura tells Curtis what it was like to see him in a couple with former air stewardess Amy, 27, when she wanted to be with him. Awkward: Maura Higgins will pay reference to her love triangle with Amy Hart in an emotional declaration to Curtis Pritchard on Monday night's Love Island finalMaura says: 'Curtis. Here before you I stand a very different woman, to the one who walked in the villa seven weeks ago. 'I had to spend my first few weeks watching somebody else fall in love with you, when all I really wanted was it to be me you were dancing with.' Curtis wastes no time in expressing his sentiments, as he gushes about 'princess' Maura. Tell it how it is: The Irish grid girl, 28, doesn't hold back as she tells the dancer, 23, how hard it was to spend her first few weeks on the ITV2 dating show 'watching somebody else fall in love' Soppy: Curtis wastes no time in expressing his sentiments, as he gushes about finding his 'princess' MauraHe tells her: 'Once upon a time, there was man on a journey. He had one goal in mind on his journey of crazy events. 'That goal, was to find a princess. This princess wasn't just any princess, she was the most beautiful princess in all the lands.'Amy was left sobbing when Curtis abruptly ended their relationship earlier this series, with the blonde eventually deciding to quit the villa after struggling to overcome her heartache. She was forced to watch Maura's flirtatious ways with Curtis - as the pair shared a sensual dance lesson under the watchful eye of Amy. The air hostess then decided it would be too hard to live with Curtis - and to watch him flirt with new love interest Maura - and that she felt it best she went home. Heartbreak: Former air stewardess Amy, 27, was left sobbing when Curtis abruptly ended their relationship earlier this series Time to leave: Amy decided it would be too hard to live with Curtis - and to watch him flirt with new love interest Maura - and she felt it best she went homeCurtis and new flame Maura's relationship has since gone from strength to strength since Amy's departure, taking their romance up a notch in several risqué scenes. The ballroom dancer talked dirty to the grid girl as they got hot and heavy between the sheets outside. But Thursday's episode saw Curtis reject Maura's advances and tell her 'tonight's not the night' as they writhed under the sheets.The couple will join Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea, India Reynolds and Ovie Soko and Molly-Mae Hague Tommy Fury in Monday's final.Love Island concludes on Monday at 9pm on ITV2. Racy: Thursday's episode saw Curtis reject Maura's advances and tell her 'tonight's not the
Love Island SPOILER: Maura pays reference to Amy drama
Maura Higgins will pay reference to her love triangle with Amy Hart in an emotional declaration to Curtis Pritchard on Monday night's Love Island final.The Irish grid girl, 28, doesn't hold back as she tells the ballroom dancer, 23, how hard it was to spend her first few weeks on the ITV2 dating show 'watching somebody else fall in love with you'.Maura tells Curtis what it was like to see him in a couple with former air stewardess Amy, 27, when she wanted to be with him. Awkward: Maura Higgins will pay reference to her love triangle with Amy Hart in an emotional declaration to Curtis Pritchard on Monday night's Love Island finalMaura says: 'Curtis. Here before you I stand a very different woman, to the one who walked in the villa seven weeks ago. 'I had to spend my first few weeks watching somebody else fall in love with you, when all I really wanted was it to be me you were dancing with.' Curtis wastes no time in expressing his sentiments, as he gushes about 'princess' Maura. Tell it how it is: The Irish grid girl, 28, doesn't hold back as she tells the dancer, 23, how hard it was to spend her first few weeks on the ITV2 dating show 'watching somebody else fall in love' Soppy: Curtis wastes no time in expressing his sentiments, as he gushes about finding his 'princess' MauraHe tells her: 'Once upon a time, there was man on a journey. He had one goal in mind on his journey of crazy events. 'That goal, was to find a princess. This princess wasn't just any princess, she was the most beautiful princess in all the lands.'Amy was left sobbing when Curtis abruptly ended their relationship earlier this series, with the blonde eventually deciding to quit the villa after struggling to overcome her heartache. She was forced to watch Maura's flirtatious ways with Curtis - as the pair shared a sensual dance lesson under the watchful eye of Amy. The air hostess then decided it would be too hard to live with Curtis - and to watch him flirt with new love interest Maura - and that she felt it best she went home. Heartbreak: Former air stewardess Amy, 27, was left sobbing when Curtis abruptly ended their relationship earlier this series Time to leave: Amy decided it would be too hard to live with Curtis - and to watch him flirt with new love interest Maura - and she felt it best she went homeCurtis and new flame Maura's relationship has since gone from strength to strength since Amy's departure, taking their romance up a notch in several risqué scenes. The ballroom dancer talked dirty to the grid girl as they got hot and heavy between the sheets outside. But Thursday's episode saw Curtis reject Maura's advances and tell her 'tonight's not the night' as they writhed under the sheets.The couple will join Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea, India Reynolds and Ovie Soko and Molly-Mae Hague Tommy Fury in Monday's final.Love Island concludes on Monday at 9pm on ITV2. Racy: Thursday's episode saw Curtis reject Maura's advances and tell her 'tonight's not the
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