All the Love Island UK couples that are still together after Molly-Mae and Tommy call it quits (2024)

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have confirmed they have called time on their relationship after five years of being ‘coupled up.’

The influencer and professional boxer met in 2019 on the fifth season of Love Island UK, finishing in second place after Amber Gill and Limerick man Greg O’Shea.

The reality show puts the ultimate question on participants — are they in it for love or money?

Molly-Mae and Tommy welcomed their first child, Bambi, in January 20323, and Tommy later orchestrating a stunning proposal, it appeared the pair really were destined to be together.

Confirming the end of their relationship, Molly-Mae issued a statement noting ‘never in a million years did I think I’d ever have to write this’ while a separate statement from Tommy confirmed he was ‘heartbroken.’

With ten seasons of the ITV reality dating show — as well as the All Stars spin-off which took place earlier this year — how many couples are still together?

Alex Bowen and Olivia Buckland (Season 2)

It wasn’t smooth beginnings for Alex and Olivia, with Olivia having to go couple up with a few fellas before Alex entered the Love Island villa as a bombshell on the 18th day. Two days later he coupled up with Olivia and the rest is history.

Alex and Olivia tied the knot at the Gosfield Hall, Essex in 2018 — prompting an appearance from Olivia in iconic wedding show, Say Yes to the Dress. The couple also starred in their own TLC programme, Olivia and Alex Said Yes.

The Bowens welcomed their first son, Abel, in 2022.

Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde (Season 2)

Nathan and Cara just pipped The Bowens at the post and were the victorious on the second season of Love Island. Nathan and Cara coupled up on the first day and were together for the duration of the show.

The Love Island alum went through a rocky patch during Cara’s pregnancy with their first child, Freddie-George and split up. Freddie-George was born in 2017 with Cara and Nathan later rekindling their romance.

They tied the knot at Preston Court Barn in Canterbury in 2019 and the following year welcomed the arrival of their second child, Delilah.

Camilla Thurlow and Jamie Jewitt (Season 3)

Camilla and Jamie finished in second place on the third season of the UK Love Island and married in September 2021 — four years after the first coupled up in the villa.

Just before their engagement, the couple welcomed their first child Nell in October 2020, followed by Nora Bella in May 2022.

Last Christmas, Camilla and Jamie announced they were set to become parents for a third time in an adorable clip where they shared: ‘Our little family is growing.’

Dom Lever and Jess Shears (Season 3)

Dom was initially coupled up with Montana Brown in the first days of season three of Love Island but later coupled up with Jess with the pair going strong until she was voted off by her fellow islanders.

Dom stayed in the villa and exited 11 days later with the pair rekindling their relationship and tying the knot in Mykonos in 2018.

In 2019, the pair welcomed their first child and their second child arrived in June 2022.

Millie Court and Liam Reardon (Season 7)

Millie and Liam were both bombshells in the seventh season of Love Island and, despite Liam briefly straying in Casa Amor, were inseparable, and went onto win the show.

The pair split in July 2022, just over a year after winning the show, but went onto rekindle their romance in August 2023 and are stronger than ever now.

Speaking to EVOKE last year, Liam explained they had broke up due to pressures of being in the lime light.

‘We had time apart,’ he said, ‘We grew individually and we are back together now, and I feel we are the best versions of each other.’

Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope (Season 8)

Dami and Indiyah forged a friendship with then led into a romantic relationship. Both were initially coupled up with other islanders but gave each other a chance as the season progressed.

Despite a blip at Casa Amor the pair worked through their problems and finished in third place.

Outside of the villa, they appear cuter than ever and were quick to take the next step in their relationship — moving in together.

Andrew Le Page and Tasha Ghouri (Season 8)

Andrew and Tasha were coupled on day one of the eight season of Love Island following a public vote. The pair had some minor blips thanks to Casa Amor, which they have since been able to laugh and make jokes about and living together in London

Andrew has since gotten a number of tattoos dedicated to his dancer girlfriend including a tattoo of a cochlear implant wrapped around the symbol for ‘I love you’ in British Sign Language.

Kai fa*gan and Sanam Harrinanan (Season 9)

While Casa Amor is designed to throw wrenches into the blossoming relationships that are already blossoming in the main villa, it can prove to be a hit for those who have yet to find a romantic interest with anyone and Kai fa*gan and Sanam Harrinanan are a testament that Casa Amor isn’t all that bad.

The pair went onto win the ninth season of Love Island, becoming the first couple formed in Casa Amor to win the UK spin-off.

In April 2024, Kai popped the question, sharing a series of photos and writing: ‘Introducing the next Mrs fa*gan.’

Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga (Season 9)

Shaq and Tanya were both part of the original line-up for season nine and coupled up on the first day of the show. The pair remained together all the way through to the final where they came in fourth place.

Still going strong, the pair last year started the ‘next chapter’ in their relationship and bought a home together.

Will Young and Jessie Wynter (Season 9)

While producers previously brought in a former UK islander as a bombshell in a new season, a former islander from a different show within the franchise was unheard of until Love Island Australia contestant Jessie Wynter entered as a bombshell to the UK version in Season 9.

The Aussie lass coupled up with none other than Farmer Will with the couple coming fifth place and just missing out on the season finale.

Earlier this year, Jessie revealed she had been granted a three-year visa for the UK. Herself and Will immediately started house-hunting and regularly share snippets of their life together on social media.

Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki (Season 10)

Another Casa Amor success story comes from last year’s season of Love Island UK when Whitney found love in Casa Amor with bombshell Lochan following the demise of her blossoming relationship with another contestant.

The pair are still going strong, with Nowacki previously poking fun at engagement speculation by sharing a clip where he teases a proposal to Whitney only to turn around and suggest watching House of the Dragon.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare (Season 1)

The winners of the inaugural Love Island: All Stars are still going strong. Molly was originally in the season six line-up and left the villa with boyfriend at the time Callum Jones, whom she coupled up with during Casa Amor.

The couple announced their split last year.

Tom came third place alongside Samie Elishi in the ninth series of Love Island. Despite making things official, the relationship ended just one month after the ninth series ended.

While Callum also entered the All Star villa, there was speculation and even hopes that things would rekindle with Molly. Ultimately, the model and influencer pursued a relationship with Tom and the pair came first place.

Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper (Love Island: All Stars, Season 1)

Sophie was another islander from the sixth series while Josh was a contestant in the very first season where he came in third place with Lauren Richardson.

Sophie entered the All Stars villa as a bombshell and coupled up with Josh. The pair made it to the finale where they finished in third place and are still going strong with Josh orchestrating a sweet moment where he asked Sophie to be his girlfriend earlier this year.