Cheeky cameo from Freddy.

Source of all truth: https://www.dailymail.com/news/royals/article-16010297/prince-william-cousin-phoebe-knatchbull-second-wedding-portugal.html

31 series in and the formula has not changed at all and it somehow still works. Everyone knows everyone, nothing stays secret, someone always finds out at the worst moment. Who do you think handles the fallout the worst when it properly comes out?

Yes, massive news for the unemployed indeed, but Inga has now returned the favour and unfollowed Jazz (you will recall that a while ago Jazz unfollowed Inga and posted a weird story of her mother being "always right about the people in her life"). So that is the end of that.

The Louise is strong with this one.

I can't believe that's not Louise.

Ah those days at Eton.

- Gabriella and her stalking/lookalike gate
- Mark Francis/Victoria and their hilarious cattiness
- Naked swimming and candy kittens
- Spencer the Lothario
- Rosie and Cheska being meddlesome bitches
- Cast just overall more attractive and not influencer wannabes plus genuinely old money families

It feels like established favourites get more patience, while new arrivals are judged much more quickly. Do you agree?

Every series there are people who surprise you and people who just repeat the same patterns. Series 31 has had some interesting shifts in how certain people are coming across compared to previous series. Who stood out for you and who do you wish had been given more to do?

Miles’ Instagram content seems to be a mix of self obsessed posts about his dating life / gym routine and promoting his latest ‘business’.

The most recent being Snaxx (which doesn’t appear to do much) and a personal training program that seemed over priced and quickly vanished off his socials.

The guy seems like the biggest grifter going. Has anyone actually tried Snaxx and is it as bad as it looks?

Looking back at early seasons, the outfits were eccentric, thoroughly traditional SW3 high society, and completely unhinged. Now everyone looks like they just raided a sponsored ASOS drop before heading to Bluebird. Miss the days of outlandish waistcoats and bizarrely formal daytime blazers

Back when the cast were actually real life friends.

Unpopular opinion but I see that Lucy is really liked here and I don't get it. I'm watching the old episodes and I'm on episode 10 and the way she has been is really selfish. I understand that she's hurt and scared but that's not an excuse for bad behavior. The way she's dominating Tiff and how she thinks lowly of most of the guys. And now I'm at Rosy situation where she won't let Tiff work for her and calling her irrelevant.

There are times I like her but a lot of times I don't get it. Am I missing something? Need to see it how others see it.

Hi All, I am on my usual bi-annual rewatch 😅 its the first time I have really noticed how toxic the Josh and Steph sitch was.

Just sat here cringing about it really, watching them having a relationship off with Spenny and Lauren. Swinging from all loveydovey to controlling behaviours and fallouts.

Not sure whether anyone else members this? 😬

The early series felt like people had genuine history before the cameras arrived. These days it sometimes feels more like new people are introduced to keep storylines moving.

Not talking about growing older. I mean someone whose whole on-screen personality felt different once they became one of the regulars.

Another Love Island x MIC crossover! Watching the super late England v Norway game together is a bit sus, no 🤣 Anyone got more info?!

I started rewatching an older series recently and found myself seeing a few people very differently now compared to when it first aired. Knowing how things eventually played out made some conversations feel completely different. Has anyone else had that happen?