Episode 4
Some couples are going strong in the masseria, but others have drifted apart (no more breakups in the masseria, please!).
And with the second Kiss Off around the corner, Dannii Minogue tells the boys she's looking for true romance only. Luckily, she has a plan – she's invited three new single boys into the masseria, ready to meet their Mr. Right. With more romance possibilities than ever, Dannii throws the boys a festival of love: it's party time, baby!
New boy Vitor has eyes for Ben, Dan fancies Ollie and Mikey, Ceejay considers Ross, and all the boys are on their toes. As the new boys settle in, Ollie tries to figure out where he knows Dan from (one thing's for certain, Dan doesn't work the door at Fire, babe).
While the boys throw some serious moves at the party, Josh takes a break from the mainstage to reveal something important to Mikey. Ross and Ceejay cosy up by the pool, and Dan takes Mikey for a little tete-a-tete on the terrazza. The atmosphere is electric as the boys weigh up their options for the second Kiss Off.
Gareth opens up to the boys about his past, and a game of prosecco pong raises the sexual tension even more. With so many single guys, there's a buzz in the masseria as the boys come before Dannii for The Kiss Off. Anything could happen. Who will pair up? And who will be left unkissed?
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