After becoming fan favorites on Love Island 2021, Millie Court and Chloe Burrows have moved in together and the ensuing TikTok content is absolute comedy gold. So much so that fans are now calling for the pair to have their own TV show!
After recently splitting from their Love Island beaus—Millie from Liam Reardon and Chloe from Toby Aromolaran earlier this month—the former islanders have now shacked up together and have been entertaining us all with joint TikToks (much like the Riverdale girls’ TikTok videos, who also definitely deserve a watch).
Their latest post saw the two use the new viral voice changer and reveal the ‘icks’ they have for each other as housemates (reminder that an 'ick' is something that you hate or that turns you off of someone else). In their video, Chloe revealed that one of her many icks for Millie is her singing, dubbing it ‘awful'... Poor Millie—at least she still has her piano skills…
Millie then shared her own dislikes about Chloe, saying that when she’s drunk, Chloe can’t stop flicking her hair and is a serial prank caller—before Chloe then clapped back saying Millie only seems to listen to sad music or break-up songs.
Now, in response to their joint video, fans are desperate for the pair to have their own show. One commented: “We need a Chloe and Millie show this is amazing.”
Another also wrote: “Why do you two not have a TV show?”
And a third fan added: “The duo I never knew I need.”
The idea of a Millie and Chloe having a show together is definitely not out of the realm of possibility, considering Ekin-Su and Davide now have their own Homecomings series after popular demand. Plus the fact that these two single-handedly delivered some of the best Love Island memes to date, there's definitely TV potential there. We could totally see fans manifesting a ‘Keeping Up with Millie and Chloe’ type reality show into existence...
So watch this space—but if you can’t wait, Chloe did reply to one fan saying: “I’m trying to vlog every day, so keep an eye out on my YouTube!” Don’t mind if we do.
