Why Did Millie and Chloe Fall Out? Lucinda From Love Island Speaks Out

For years, fans of Love Island have speculated about the abrupt end of the “Naughty Trio.” After numerous rumors about cheating and hidden romances, Lucinda Strafford has finally spoken out about what truly transpired among her, Millie Court, and Chloe Burrows.

Explanation of Millie and Chloe’s Friendship Issues

The trio, well-known as the “Naughty Trio” during their 2021 season on Love Island, were inseparable post-villa. They captured social media’s attention with collaborative YouTube videos, brand events, and enjoyable girl gang content that fans loved.

However, in 2024, things changed. Observant followers pointed out that Lucinda was conspicuously missing from Millie and Chloe’s content. When asked about her friendships from season seven that year, she notably did not mention either of them, leading to rampant speculation about the state of their friendship.

 

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The situation became even more uncomfortable when Millie participated in Love Island: All Stars 2026. Despite both being in the villa, neither acknowledged the underlying tension between them, leaving viewers anxious for clarity on the friendship fallout that occurred off-camera.

What Happened Between Millie Court and Chloe Burrows?

The twist is that the rumors primarily revolved around tension between Lucinda and the established duo, rather than a rift between Millie and Chloe. The two maintained a strong friendship, even moving in together in Essex. Chloe has been Millie’s biggest supporter on All Stars, offering humorous advice against bringing home “a w*\*er” and joking about not finding another best friend in the villa.

Speculation about the cause of the issues included suggestions that Lucinda had become too close to Chloe’s ex, Toby Aromolaran, or that tensions arose when Lucinda allegedly claimed that Chloe had betrayed Toby during their relationship. Toby himself commented on Snapchat, hinting at his curiosity about whether “the true story” would be revealed.

Lucinda Strafford Addresses Love Island Fallout

After the conclusion of All Stars, Lucinda Strafford spoke with fellow contestant Indiyah Polack on the official Love Island: The Morning After podcast, ready to clarify matters.

“I don’t really want to delve too much into it since it’s quite personal,” she stated cautiously. “But I’m just glad that Millie and I managed to establish our friendship afterwards, and I hope everyone understands that the rumors about various incidents are not true.”

She then revealed the actual reason for the distance. “I care for Millie and Chloe; it was more of a matter of distance. I reside in Brighton, while they are in Essex. There was a plan for me to move to Essex with both of them, which didn’t happen, leading to some separation.”

Lucinda emphasized that there were no cheating allegations, no Toby-related drama, and no explosive disagreements responsible for the rift. It was merely a logistical challenge made more complex by life circumstances.

Are Millie and Chloe Still Friends in 2026?

Definitely. One thing is clear: the friendship between Millie Court and Chloe Burrows has never been stronger in 2026.

Chloe made a surprise virtual appearance during the All Stars “Messages from Home” episode, checking in on Millie’s relationship with American heartthrob Zac Woodworth. She humorously teased Millie about kissing Curtis Pritchard, proving their playful banter remains vibrant. The two are still flatmates and continue to support one another wholeheartedly.

Regarding a potential reunion of the trio, Lucinda remains optimistic. “It was lovely to see Millie, and I hope to reconnect with Chloe as well,” she shared. “People online often make things appear more complicated than they are; it’s really not that significant. Ultimately, we are still the naughty trio; it’s iconic. They remain my closest friends.”

While a complete reunion may require Lucinda to finally make the move to Essex, fans can take comfort in knowing there’s no genuine animosity—just a matter of distance.