Love Island, one of the most popular British dating game shows ever, is back with a bang. Prepare yourself for the very same moist actions and jaw-dropping turns and twists this season. ITV has confirmed that in the eighth season, they will introduce a stunning new villa. They have also confirmed that the CASA Amor set would be dropped from this season.
On June 7, 2015, the new season of Love Island premiered. Celebrity Love Island, on the other hand, first premiered in the spring of 2005, when Jayne Middlemiss and Fran Cosgrave won the contest. The Late Mr. Caroline Flack decided to take over as host of the ITV dating show in 2015, and after that, it rapidly became the channel’s most-watched program.
Max Morley and Jess Hayes were the very first couples to win after the dating show was renewed in 2015. This fresh reality TV duo had high hopes, but in real life, they just lasts only six weeks. Since departing the villa, they’ve both established careers on social media.
Retired cricketer Max Morley recently took his son, Brooklyn B Morley, home after roughly 4 months in the hospital.
Jess, on the other hand, has decided to move forward with Dan Lawry, with someone she has a baby boy Presley.
Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey, the 2016 Love Island winners, are indeed a success story. When the pair welcomed their son, Freddie-George, in December 2017, they decided to take their life to the next level.
The couple shared their childbirth two weeks after their separation, but they paired up just weeks before the baby was born.
They got married in 2019, and their marriage ceremony was showcased in an OK! magazine spread.
Although Amber and Kem fell madly in love in the villa, their marriage broke up six months after the series ended. The reality TV duo released a statement in a joint statement, writing: “With sadness, we’ve decided to separate. Our schedules made it difficult. We’ll remain good friends.”
Amber, a singer and dancer, performed in the West End production of 9 to 5, and her sister appeared later on Britain’s Got Talent.
Kem and fellow Love Island cast member Chris Hughes released a new single in October 2017, “Little Bit Leave It,” which reached its peak at number 15 on the charts, and he made appearances on Dancing On Ice.
Danny Dyer’s daughter, Dani, and Jack Fincham were the event’s overwhelming favourite characters in 2018. However, Dani posted on Instagram in December 2018 that both she and her husband had split, following an odd denial on the Jonathan Ross Show. Jack confirmed the development four months later, after nine months next to each other.
Dani is happily dating West Ham United’s Jarrod Bowen and is the mother of a baby boy named Santiago.
Meanwhile, Jack is speculated to be separated from TOWIE actress Frankie Sims.
When Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea ended up winning the show in 2019, many people were taken aback. They anticipated that Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague would indeed win.
Sad to say, the couple’s love story couldn’t last, and they filed for divorce hardly five weeks after the victory.
When Amber did appear on Loose Women, she demonstrated that O’Shea ditched her over the phone.
The award winners of South Africa’s first-ever Love Island cold series. Paige and Finn beat favourites Siânnise Fudge and Luke Trotman to claim the championship and split the £50,000 prize money.
This was an emotional finale devoted solely to Caroline Flack because it went to air just a week after her death.
The pair is still running great, and they even collaborated with In The Style on a Valentine’s PJS collection.
Millie and Liam managed to win the Love Island 2021 series and are still holding strong. Because Liam is from Merthyr Tydfil in Wales and Millie is from Essex, viewers have been extremely worried that their relationship would not sustain the distance.
However, after leaving the villa, the duo relocated to an Essex home worth £1 million.
Meet the Islanders from Love Island 2022. Here are the 11 islanders confirmed by ITV to appear in this year’s series:-
From the trailblazing victory of Jessica and Max in 2015 to the supercharged ride of Ekin-Su and Davide in 2022, Love Island has produced TV moments that will never be forgotten and launched the reality TV careers of countless personalities. Most of the couples may not have lasted, but the show’s success keeps growing season after season with fresh twists, new faces, and love. For viewers, the show is just as much about the drama and friendships as it is about the relationships themselves, so Love Island will be a fixture of British summer TV for years to come
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