Geordie Shore - Season 25

Best man James and the Geordie lads hit Ko Samui for Kyle's Stag Do. Nathan and the girls have gone rogue in Bangkok. And Sophie's feeling out of sorts, has her fallout with Marnie caused it?

Nathan and Chloe have a wild night out in Bangkok but agree it's time to head over to Ko Samui where Holly is on her own, surrounded by exes. The family are buzzing to be reunited but things get awkward for Ricci when Chantelle arrives at the villa.

Tensions rise when Kyle and James confront Jay and Ricci about not showing up to Kyle's engagement party. Things get awkward for Sophie when Marnie rocks up to the Stag Do!

Marnie and Sophie thrash out their problems and it gets tense. The villa welcomes some new arrivals, and Ricci can not believe that Chantelle's been saying whatever happened between them meant nothing.

Ricci confronts Chantelle about saying their fling meant nothing. His good intentions also backfire when he tries to explain to James's Leah that Jay's tongue-in-cheek comments were harmless.

Boozy trash-talk leads to Chantelle and Abbie beefing and Nathan and Chloe having a big row, with Chloe leaving the villa! Amongst the chaos, James proposes to Leah. Will she say yes?

Kyle announces a couples retreat to Ko Pha-Nang but after James's engagement, Sophie's questioning whether her relationship is heading in the right direction.

Ricci tells Abbie he thinks Leah acted like a 'narcissist' during their recent row. Abbie takes offence to his choice of word and they fall out. But tensions really spill over when Jordan and Casey come face to face for the first time in months.

Just as it looks like things between Casey and Jordan are about to break down, a surprise apology saves the day. Abbie finally decides it's time to tell Leah about Ricci's controversial comment. Could this shatter the newfound harmony in the villa?

It's the Geordies' final day in the Thailand and there is still a divide to repair. It's up to Sophie and Marnie to fix the family after Chantelle and Abbie's argument. And a familiar face from the past makes a surprise appearance.