The Love Island couples that are still together now from winners to series crossovers

The latest series of Love Island draws to a close tonight (Sunday August 1). While it is a love it or hate it show, many of us will have found it taking over our summer evenings - as well as our conversations - over the past few weeks.

It's been an explosive season and will soon see one couple win the £50,000 cash prize. It got us thinking, how successful has the show been in finding those perfect matches?

Here's a look at the couples who are still together after meeting on past series since the very first show in 2015 - from lucky winners to series crossovers.

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You may have thought they won it but back in 2019, but Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury actually came runners up to Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea. Social media influencer Molly-Mae was a late addition to series five but one date with boxer Tommy in the hot tub and the young lovebirds were smitten.

The pair became 'official' just weeks after their first villa date and upon leaving Spain behind, they moved in together in Manchester. Molly-Mae and Tommy, both 23, now have their own mansion in Cheshire and have already said they're making plans for their future together.

Olivia Buckland walked into the villa as a single women and emerged with a boyfriend - who is now her husband. Back in series two in 2016, Olivia and Alex Bowen met when Alex arrived late into the series.

After becoming inseparable, the pair finished in second place and just a month later had moved in together. After just five months of dating, Alex popped the question on a romantic trip to New York and Olivia, of course, said yes.

In September 2018, Olivia and Alex tied the knot in their dream