Maldives: Episode 2
As the extended holiday in the Maldives draws to a close, Sam Prince is enjoying winding up Jack a little too much. Sam continues to brazenly flirt with Jack's girlfriend Livvy, who can't help but find the attention flattering! After some soul-searching in the sun, Jazz has come to some important realisations about herself that she's ready to talk about with her closest friends. But with Livvy uncomfortable with the idea of Jack and Jazz having a friendship, Jazz is torn as to whether she should share her big news with him. There's more trouble in paradise when Beks hears rumours that Freddy has been telling the boys he doesn't see a future with her. Furious with Reza and Sam for spreading nasty lies, Beks barges into boys' night to confront them. But who's telling the truth? And who will Beks believe? Back in Chelsea, it's Sophie's birthday, and she's immortalising herself in oil, as she sits for her very first portrait. Meanwhile, Angus continues to try to impress Tabitha, but Tristan and Miles encourage him to take the hint and move on. However, when Angus brings a new plus-one to Sophie's birthday bash, will he finally stir up some interest from Tabitha?
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