The Love Island prize pot stands at £25,000 per person, until our reality TV dreams come true and one person pockets all the cash anyway, but everyone knows that the real money is made outside the villa.
From ads for car perfume (totally a thing), to ones promoting [‘immunity support’ juices](http://advertising ‘immunity support’ juices in midst of coronavirus pandemic) in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic (eye roll), islanders can pay their bills by posing with products on their social media accounts. For a while at least.
We're fairly au fait with how much the dating show stars can make from Instagram, and if you need a reminder, check out what the female 2019 finalists are said to earn:
Love Island 2019 finalists' wages
1 of 44. India Reynolds
She may have split up with Ovio Soko just months after leaving the villa, but India Reynolds has nothing to worry about. She's reportedly earning an estimated £192,280 per month from sponsored Instagram posts.
2 of 43. Maura Higgins
Maura Higgins got her man (Curtis Pritchard), a Boohoo clothing deal and an appearance on this year's Dancing On Ice. Alongside that, she's also allegedly earning an estimated £296,400 each month from Instagram posts.
3 of 42. Amber Gill
She won the show after stealing the nations' hearts and won £25,000 after splitting the prize money with her then partner Greg O'Shea. And while the pair have split, she'll be made happy by the fact she's allegedly earning an estimated cool £297,920 per month from posting on her Instagram account.
4 of 41. Molly-Mae Hague
Runner-up Molly-Mae Hague might not have taken the top spot on Love Island with her boyfriend Tommy Fury, but she's certainly taken the top spot with this alleged amount. It's estimated she earns £399,000 from sponsored posts per month. This doesn't take into account the alleged £500,000 she reportedly got paid for her PrettyLittleThing clothing range. WOWEE.
But what's new to us is how much they're estimated to make from video sharing site TikTok.
And the Love Island star said to have the potential to make the most money per TikTok post, is...
(drum roll)
Amber Gill. Shocked? We were. No shade intended to the self-proclaimed 'first solo winner of Love Island' but we thought it would be Molly-Mae Hague as she was making her money from social media before she even went into the villa.
Congrats though, hun, We're thrilled for you.
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Amber's ranked at 97 in PartyCasino's list of 100 greatest TikTok earners, and is thought to have earning potential of $944 per post.
She's a mere tiddler compared to the top three through.
Prepared to be astonished again. They are: Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson who has TWENTY MILLION followers ($20,374), K-pop band BTS ($10,231), and Hailey Bieber ($3,604).
We need to get practising out lip-synchs and dance challenge moves...
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