Love Island couples: who made it and who called it a day?

Oh, Mimii Ngulube. We loved her from episode one and of Love Island 2024 our hearts broke when she returned from Casa Amor alone. Luckily Josh Oyinsan arrived, swept her off her feet and they won the show. Unluckily, they called it quits soon after the show wrapped and we're still in mourning.

Nicole Samuel and Ciaran Davies hit it off from the get-go and have been together ever since. They're still totally loved up and came second during the final.

Matilda Draper and Sean Stone got together fairly early on and they managed to make it work despite his antics in Casa Amor... They came third and although they split soon after, Matilda has confirmed they're still besties and speak all the time.

Jessica Spencer and Ayo Odukoya recoupled during Casa Amor and while Mimii was left heartbroken, they went from strength to strength. They finished in fourth place, but sadly split in early October 2024. After Jess posted a video of her outfit on socials, one of her followers commented, 'Girl he needs to ask you yesterday' - we're assuming they mean Ayo needs to ask Jess to be his girlfriend. Jess then replied and confirmed they're no longer together, '"Girl" says who??? The internet?? He doesn't need to ask me anything because we're not together. 'Let it go.' Well, that's us told.

They met shortly before Casa Amor and despite Joey Essex's wandering eye, he stayed totally committed to Jessy Potts. They just missed out on the final, and managed to stay together until just after the NTAs in September.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare came face to face with their exes and past flings but they beat all the odds, coupled up and won the first ever All Stars series. They're also still together.

Callum Jones met one half of Jess and Eve Gale and was smitten, and the pair finished second place on All Stars behind his ex, Molly. They've since split.

Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper met on Love Island All Stars and after a rocky start went on to become a fan-favourite couple, finishing in third place.

Despite their fellow Islanders not being convinced of their connection, Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk made it all the way to the final. Although, they've since split.

After garnering a deep, emotional history on Love Island Games, Georgia Steel reunited with Toby Aromolaran on Love Island All Stars. Georgia realised that Toby was the one for her, and the pair defied the odds and made it all the way to the final. They split shortly after their second villa stint together.

Arabella Chi was having a tough time in the All Stars villa until Northern Irish wrestler Adam Maxted entered the villa. They just missed out on the final and have split.

Jess Harding and Sammy Root had a few bumps in the road but surprisingly went on to win Love Island 2023. Winning isn't everything because they split shortly after the final.

Ella Thomas and Tyrique Hyde kept us entertained during series 10 and despite a few hiccups (bombshells and exes), they came third on the show. They reportedly split in February 2024 but were then spotted together at the BRITs a few days later. They've since split again, so who knows.

Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki have our hearts and each others because after Casa Amor 2023, they made it to the final and they're still together.

Molly Marsh was dumped from the villa in one of the most shocking Love Island scenes however she managed to return during Casa Amor and after reuniting with Zach Noble, they went on to the final. They're still together too.

A teacher and social worker winning winter Love Island wasn't on 2023 bingo card but we're so glad it happened. Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan met during Casa Amor and absolutely smashed their time in the villa. They won the show and are now engaged.

Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga had a rocky time in the villa - remember when they said they loved each other after two weeks but then Tanya returned from Casa Amor with Martin Akinola? Surprisingly they managed to put the past behind them and stayed together for two years. In August 2024 they confirmed they'd split.

Her fellow Islanders may have branded her 'fake' but Jessie Wynter and Will Young ignored all their opinions and it's a good job because they're still together - a year later (unlike some of their accusers).

Ron Hall's head seem to turn at every bombshell but in the end he stuck with Lana Jenkins and they made it to the final. Unfortunately it didn't last and they split months after the winter 2023 series.

Samie Elishi and Tom also had a rocky time of things thanks to Casa Amor but they worked through the drama and made it to the final. Unfortunately they split months later and while Tom went on All Stars, Samie's dating TOWIE's Harry Lee.

Arguably the coolest couple to come out of Love Island, Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope are constantly posting pics of each other on socials and supporting their partner on the others work endeavours. Cool little cuties. The Love Island 2022 stars also moved in together.

They had a rocky time during the villa but since leaving Love Island Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page are still together, have bought a house and even have matching rose tattoos. Andrew upped the ante and added more ink that represents his love for Tasha, a hand signalling 'ily' in BSL with her cochlear implant wrapped around it.

Ekin-Su and Davide Sanclimenti offered us an iconic enemies to lovers trope during their Love Island stint. After moving in together, having their own TV show Homecomings and splitting up in June 2023, they got back together two months later but called it quits for good in January 2024.

Gemma Owen and Luca Bish became a couple pretty much from the beginning and while they had a few tiffs and Gem's ex Jacques O'Neill entered the villa, they made it to the final. Despite an extravagant proposal (well, Luca asking Gemma to be his girlfriend), it didn't work and they split months after the final.

Millie Court and Liam Reardon won Love Island 2021 but surprised everyone when they split a year later. However time apart worked out for the best and they reunited in 2023.

Chloe Burrows and Toby were iconic on Love Island series 7 and they made it all the way to the final. They didn't last though and following his appearance on All Stars, cheating rumours began to emerge...

Faye Winter and Teddy Soares had a journey (and 25k Ofcom complaints) but despite all the drama they made it to the final and lasted a year outside the show.

We were all rooting for Kaz Kamwi and Tyler Cruickshank until he betrayed her during Casa Amor. Like every other couple though, they made it work and managed to get to the final. Unfortunately they split months later and despite reuniting on All Stars, they're just pals.

Love Island 2021's Lucinda Strafford left viewers shook when she moved on from Brad McClelland (with Aaron Francis) just two days after he sacrificed his place in the villa for her. Aaron and Lucinda were together for a couple of weeks before they found themselves dumped from the island following a public vote. Plot twist though, just 72 hours after landing back in Blighty, Lucinda announced that she and Aaron were just friends. She was then pictured holding hands with BRAD on a night out in Brighton, declaring that it 'was early days'. They've since split, and Lucinda went on to appear on Love Island Australia.

Luke and Demi Jones were the shock last minute couple who made it to the final after their respective rollercoaster rides in the villa. They lasted a valiant four months but spending lockdown apart meant they were the first to split in June. Luke is now engaged to Love Island 2019 star Lucie.

Paige Turley and Finn Tapp coupled up as soon as Finn entered Love Island 2020 as one of the first boy bombshells and stayed thick as thieves throughout the whole series without even a hint of head turn. However, after three years together, the pair announced their split in June 2023 and then came face to face on Ex on The Beach.

After Callum and Molly broke the nation's hearts by splitting up after three and a half years together, it did free up their schedules to appear on Love Island All Stars. While everyone wanted them to reunite on the show, they didn't but they do appear to be on good terms.

The nation wasn't pleased when Nas returned from Casa Amor with Eva, leaving Demi single, and the couple were the next to be booted. However, they went on to have a four-year relationship and even moved in together. Unfortunately, they split up in March 2024.

Siannise Fudge and Luke Trotman stayed together when they left the villa, they even moved in together and bought a puppy, but the relationship didn't last and they broke up just over a year after leaving Love Island.

Despite surviving a worldwide coronavirus pandemic together, the pair called it a day in June 2021, just over a year after they met.

Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea were together for less than two weeks but managed to win over the nation and Love Island 2019. But before they could even make things official they split, with Greg reportedly dumping Amber by text.

It was all rather precarious at one point when Maura Higgins came into the Love Island 2019 villa and caught Tommy Fury's eye but he decided to stick with Molly-Mae Hague. The couple moved in together soon after, got engaged and welcomed Bambi but in August 2024, Molly announced they'd split.

Ovie Soko and India Reynolds have definitely been the some of the most successful bombshells of all time. The basketball player entered the villa during Casa Amor and India joined the show just weeks before the final. Needless to say, we were obsessed with them but they've since called it quits.

Lucie Donlan and Joe Garratt had a rough time in the Love Island villa, especially after the sandwich maker was accused of "gaslighting" his other half. Post villa they revisited their relationship back in the UK but split in late 2019. Joe then went on All Stars and Lucie is engaged to Love Island 2020's Luke.

Jourdan Riane and Danny Williams left the villa shortly after the Casa Amor stint and after confirming they were in a relationship they moved in together. However in October, Jourdan ended their relationship following reports Danny was partying with random women.

Michael Griffiths left us - and the villa - shook when he decided to recouple with Joanna Chimonides, leaving Amber single. Despite the awkwardness, Michael and Joanna seemed to kind of be working - until she was dumped from the island and then he said he still has feelings for Amber. He was then dumped from the villa and Joanna was then spotted 'kissing' Michael at a festival, but she went on to appear on Love Island All Stars, so it's safe to say they've split for good. Michael has since sparked rumours that he's recoupled with another Casa Amor star.

Despite being latecomers to the Love Island villa, Harley Brash and Chris Taylor won the public over - even after their drama following the Sidebar of Shame challenge. Two weeks after leaving the villa they called it quits and Chris then started dating Maura (spoiler: they've now broken up, too).

Probably one of the most shocking Love Island recouplings was definitely Maura and Curtis Pritchard. Against all odds the pair made it to the final and weeks after leaving the villa they became an official couple. They lasted eight months before splitting, with Maura linked to her Dancing on Ice co star and reports they'd been keeping up a 'showmance' for months.

Dani released a statement via Instagram Stories announcing thewinning 2018 couple had SPLIT, before they got back together just days later. Hmm. However fast forward to April 2019 and Jack announced they'd split. Dani's had a baby boy with her ex-partner Sammy Kimmence and Jack became a dad in 2020.

There's no bad blood betweenLaura and Paul, but they split just months after making it to the final of the show.

Frankie reportedly cheated on Samira and that was that. Done. Over. Thank u, next.

Josh Denzel and Kaz Crossley announced their split in February 2019, with Kaz saying, "Sometimes things don't go the way you planned, but you have to be grateful for the journey. Thank you for everything especially showing me how to love myself again."

Love Island 2018's Megan Barton Hanson and Wes Nelson did move in together, but announced their split in January 2019 following rumours Wes was getting close toDancing on Icepartner Vanessa Bauer. Uh oh.

Zara and Adam called it quits at the beginning of 2019. Zara McDermott's now dating Made in Chelsea's Sam Thompson and Adam Collard had another crack at love when he starred on the most recent season of Love Island but his relationship with Paige Thorne didn't last.

These two split just weeks after returning to the UK. Sad times.

Jess Shears and Dom Lever weren't the most popular of couples on Love Island 2017 because when they first paired up, Jess 'stole' Dom from fellow islander Montana Brown. But when you know - you know. Seven years later and the pair are happily married with two babies and lots of dogs.

The Love Island 2017 winners split in December 2017; five months after the finale.

Camilla Thurlow was having a tough time on Love Island before her Prince Charming in the form of tall, dark and handsome Jamie Jewitt turned up and swept her away. The couple came second to Amber and Kem Cetinay but have been together since 2017, they now have two daughters and a baby boy.

Oh it was never gonna last, was it?

The couple were plagued with cheating rumours throughout their relationship (who can forget that whole Chris Hughes and Katie Price debacle?) Since their ITVBe show Crackin' On ended, Olivia Attwood reunited with her ex-boyfriend Bradley Dack and they're now married.

Gabby dumped Marcel after he was apparently caught cheating as they holidayed together. Blimey.

Terry Walsh and Malin Andersson were a dramatic relationship on the show and it didn't last all that long but he did date fellow Islander Emma-Jane Woodhams eight months in actual real life before calling it a day.

Olivia and Alex Bowen didn't couple up straight away, in fact it took three weeks for the pair to match but since leaving the villa they've got married and Liv gave birth to a baby boy, Abel Jacob Bowen.

Scott Thomas and Kady McDermott managed a year before splitting in 2017.

Adam Maxwell claimed he was '100 percent single' shortly after leaving the villa and, um, that was that. #Kadam; gone but never forgotten.

This Love Island 2015 couple didn't last very long but did anyone expect it to? Be honest.

18 months isn't bad going for a Love Island couple but it's all over for Rykard Jenkins and Rachel Fenton.

Love Island 2016 winners Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey were a hilarious duo when they took part in Love Island and though they had an on/off moment after they left the villa it didn't take long for them to get back on track. They're now happily married with two babies, Freddie and Delilah.

Jess Hayes and Max Morley may have won the first season on Love Island but the relationship didn't last when they left the villa. The good news Jess is a mother and engaged, and Max had a baby. Just, you know, not with each other.

Love Island 2015's Luis Morrison and Cally Jane Beech had the first ever Love Island baby but in September 2018 they confirmed they'd split.