Love Island: Meet the series 10 islanders
It’s nearly that time of year again when ITV viewers tune in each night over the summer to watch romances blossom in the Love Island villa.
In series 10, fans can expect to see the usual drama, unexpected relationships, shocking breakups, steamy bedroom antics and everything in between.
As the new line-up of singletons prepares for a summer of love, there’s been plenty of past islanders who have proven that romances can survive outside the villa in the real world.
Ahead of the new series, which airs on June 5, Express.co.uk has taken a look at all the couples from past seasons who are still together to this day.
From plush houses, marriages, spin-off shows and even babies, these former Love Island stars have been busy since leaving the villa.
Olivia and Alex Bowen
One of the most successful couples to have come out of the show are Olivia and Alex Bowen who both appeared in series two back in 2016.
Two years later they tied the knot and became the first couple from Love Island to get married.
The same year they got married in 2018, the duo moved into their lush five-bedroom country property, as they shared the renovation process with their fans on Instagram.
Last year, they welcomed their baby boy Abel Jacob Bown into the world.
Cara and Nathan
Nathan and Cara won the hearts of the nation in series two of Love Island as they were crowned the champions in 2016.
Although they briefly split up, the couple soon got back together with Nathan proposing to Cara in 2018 where they first met in the Spanish villa.
They got married in 2019 and have two children together, George and Delilah.
Jess and Dom
When Jess Shears and Dom Lever first got together in the villa, many ITV viewers questioned whether or not their relationship was genuine.
However, they’ve proven their romance was real as they’ve stayed together six years after meeting in 2017.
Despite getting “married” on This Morning in their swimwear the following year, they later had a real ceremony on the Greek island of Mykonos.
Jess and Dom are another Love Island couple who have had children together as the duo had their first son Presley in 2019.
In 2022, they welcomed their second baby boy whose name they’ve not yet revealed.
Camilla and Jamie
Appearing in the same series as Jess and Dom, many Love Island fans were rooting for Camilla Thurlow to find love as none of the boys who entered the villa sparked her interest.
That was until Jamie Jewitt entered as a late bombshell and their connection was undeniable.
Although they didn’t win the show, the couple stayed together and got married in 2021, one year after having their first daughter Nell in 2020.
Last year, the duo revealed they had had another daughter called Nora Bell.
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Molly-Mae and Tommy
While in the villa in 2019, it was clear early on to ITV viewers that Molly and Tommy only had eyes for each other.
Finishing in second place in the fifth series, they’ve been keeping fans up to date with their relationship on social media and Molly’s youtube videos.
Earlier this year, the duo had their first baby girl together, who they called Bambi.
Molly and Callum
Callum Jones shocked the nation back in 2020 when he brutally re-coupled with Casa Amor bombshell Molly Smith, leaving Shaughna Phillips single in the main villa.
However, they’ve shown the public that their connection was real and he made the right decision as they’re still together three years on.
The duo recently celebrated their anniversary and often share insights into their lives on social media.
Callum and Molly live in Manchester with their two dogs with Callum describing them all as “a proper little family”.
Eva and Nas
Nas Majeed was included in the first Winter edition of Love Island in 2020 and struggled to find someone he was compatible with.
That was until Casa Amor where he met Eva Zapico and the duo quickly became inseparable.
After they left the South African villa, the pandemic slightly halted their relationship but they continued to keep in touch and became official that July.
Regularly sharing funny sketches with one another on social media, Nas and Eva have stayed together years after the show ended and are planning on moving in with each other.
Ekin-Su and Davide
Love Island’s champions Ekin-Su Culculoglu and Davide Sanclimenti provided some high-quality entertainment during series eight.
Despite a few fiery moments and the classic “you’re a liar” argument, their chemistry was always there and they went on to win the show.
After leaving, the pair continued their romance and had their own spin-off show called Homecomings, where they ventured around Italy and Turkey.
One year after leaving the villa, Ekin and Davide still seem smitten with each other.
Tasha and Andrew
Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page reached the finale with Ekin and Davide last year and finished the show in fourth place.
During their time on the show, many viewers questioned whether or not they’d last once they entered the real world.
However, Tasha and Andrew have proven people wrong and have stayed together.
Proving how strong their feelings are to the world, they got matching tattoos.
Currently, they live together in London and often film funny videos on TikTok with one another.
Indiyah and Dami
In series eight, Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope provided one of the most dramatic Casa Amor re-couplings in Love Island history.
Although they both decided to re-couple with someone else, it wasn’t long before they were drawn together again once they were reunited.
Finishing in third place, the pair continued their relationship in the outside world and often share what they were getting up to on social media.
Not long after leaving the villa, the duo took their relationship to the next stage and moved into a flat together in London.
Kai and Sanam
Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan are the most recent winners of the Winter edition of the show after they captured the hearts of the nation.
Although many blasted Kai during his time on the show for swapping between multiple girls, it wasn’t until Sanam entered during the Casa Amor segment that he changed his antics.
After winning the show earlier this year, the pair have stayed together and are enjoying the early stages of their relationship in the real world with plans to move in together in the future.
Will Young and Jessie Wynter
Another couple from the winter edition of Love Island who have defied the odds are “Farmer Will” and Jessie Wynter.
With Jessie living in Australia and Will in the UK, fans questioned if their relationship would survive the distance.
However, once the show ended Jessie spent months with Will and his family on his farm and recently returned back home to Australia.
Although she wasn’t alone as Will decided to surprise her by going with her for a few months on a Visa.
Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins
Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins didn’t have an easy time in the villa at the start of 2023 as many didn’t believe Ron’s intentions were genuine with Lana.
Finishing their journey in second place, losing out on the winning spot to Kai and Sanam, they flew back to the UK to see if their connection would continue to grow.
It looks as though they’re another couple who have proven people wrong as it looks as though they’re going from strength to strength in the real world.
Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga
The final couple from this year’s winter edition who have continued their relationship outside of the villa is Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga.
Despite being called the most incompatible by their fellow islanders, Shaq and Tanya have stayed together.
Recently, they enjoyed a trip together on a cruise as they shared loved-up snaps on their social media.
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