Ex on the Beach Series 7 is the seventh installment of the original British reality dating series. It premiered on June 20, 2017, on
The "Fake Ex" scene has been remixed into a thousand memes, with audio of Dre shouting “You don’t even KNOW me!” becoming the new soundbite for gaslighting jokes.
However, the "Tablet of Terror" soon delivers a chilling catch. Their ex-partners—ranging from former flames they still love to enemies they never want to see again—begin arriving on the beach. The goal? To either rekindle a romance or exact revenge. Ex on the Beach - Season 7
– The eight singles arrive. Two hookups occur before sunset. The first ex emerges: a woman named Rachel who reveals she dated Marco, Tyler, AND one of the female producers. Marco attempts to run into the ocean fully clothed.
In the latter part of the season, Sam Reece arrived to get revenge on Georgia Crone, followed by Josh Ritchie, who returned to stir up trouble with both Georgia and Che. Where to Watch Ex on the Beach Season 7 Ex on the Beach Series 7 is the
Another Geordie Shore veteran who arrived to stir the pot for Marty.
If you have ever enjoyed messy reality TV, Ex on the Beach - Season 7 is essential viewing. It honors the legacy of the original while dragging the format into a modern, self-referential era. The Croatian setting is stunning, the cast is genuinely diverse (not just in looks but in emotional baggage), and the twists genuinely surprise. – The eight singles arrive
The season featured notable names that viewers had followed for years. They brought with them pre-existing beefs and established fanbases. These veterans knew how to play the game; they understood the camera angles and how to stir the pot. Their presence gave the season a sense of gravity—viewers were invested in their journeys because they had watched them crash and burn in other franchises.
A key player in the early season’s, known for her intense rivalry with Nicole. Dean Ralph: A charming electrician and personal trainer.
Balancing the veterans were singles who were relatively new to the spotlight. Their reactions to the manufactured drama were often more raw and unfiltered, providing some of the season's most genuine shock moments.