LOVE Island star Zara Deniz Lackenby-Brown has said she has "nothing left to say" to ex-pal Olivia Hawkins after the pair fell out on the ITV2 dating show.
The model, 25, said "I've got good vibes with everyone else but I feel like Olivia's been the recurring issue."
Zara and Olivia, 27, got into a series of fiery arguments in the villa and have repeatedly locked horns since the show ended.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Zara said: "We've all cleared the air now but obviously you're not going to get on with everyone.
"I have nothing to say to Olivia anymore to be honest, we saw her at the last event and it's very much cold.
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"Everyone else I love, I've got good vibes with everyone else but I feel like she's been the recurring issue personally."
Meanwhile, Tanyel Revan also revealed that she and co-star Tanya Manhenga have finally ended their "bitter feud".
"With Tanya, I've resolved things, we're civil now," the hair stylist told The Sun at the No7 Future Renew launch event.
"But for me, I feel like when someone crosses a line and you see consistent behaviour with them where they're very fake, I will never give that person another chance - that's why I'm friends with someone like Zara, Ron and Lana."
Zara also hit out at claims that her romance with co-star Jordan was "staged".
"I'm single, I'm living my best life," Zara said.
"What a lovely boy, I can't fault him - we were dating and like when you just realise that there is not that romantic spark but it's all good, we're friends.
"I want the best for him, he wants the best for me, we have a lot of mutual respect for each other.
"It wasn't fake - I heard that rumour. Someone said he said that, he never said that. Why would we fake it? We have nothing to fake.
"We had a shared experience, we found each other attractive, he's stunning, he found me attractive.
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"We didn't get to meet in the villa, so we gave it a go and it just wasn't meant to be and that's alright."
But the actress won't be losing any sleep over her break-up, revealing that her DMs are full of famous guys.
"I few eligible bachelors in the DMs but I'm focusing on myself right now, yes some famous people - but that was my life before, I had guys in my DMs before so that's nothing new for me," she laughed.
"It doesn't excite me - it's about the personality and the heart, not the blue tick."
It comes after Zara and Tanyel reignited their feuds with Olivia after she called them "mean girls" for hitting out over comments she made on TikTok.
The pals addressed Olivia taking swipes at them on TikTok and Instagram and also hit out at Tanya for "lying and twisting things".
Tanyel said: "She painted us out to be the mean girls but what she has forgottten to say is we have always only ever reacted to everything she has constantly started.
"One thing that really got to me was how she explained when she got out of the villa she got a lot of hate, and we shouldn't add on to it.
"All I felt like saying was, how dare you? This is coming from the mean girl, who was mean in the villa for six weeks."
Zara continued to On Demand Entertainment: "She was one of the main reasons I was down in the villa. She turned the other girls against me.
"When I came out I was like, let bygones be bygones. But for her to come out of the villa and take that view was very calculated."
Zara and Tanyel had made a TikTok in response to a comment Olivia wrote on a video - and Tanyel said it was the final straw.
Tanyel added: "There's only so much you can poke the bear and not expect a reaction.
"You can't keep talking about someone on TV and then outside of it, take no accountability and then write thing on TikToks. And expect no reaction.
"I reacted because I'm only human, we were out together, and this person was like, again and again, you're always saying something about me."
Zara added: "I experienced that kind of behaviour from Olivia in the villa and I saw it happening to Tanyel, and it triggered something in me. I felt this was not OK and I wanted to stamp it out."
