Which Love Island couples are still together?

As Love Island welcomes back some familiar faces for another shot at romance in the second All Stars series, some viewers may be feeling a little cynical about whether the ITV2 dating series actually works.

Strictly Come Dancing finalist Tasha Ghouri is rumoured to have split from her partner Andrew Le Page after more than two years together, but many of the other couples who stayed together after the show are still going strong now.

While the reality TV show might be known for its dramatic recouplings, awkward love triangles and on-screen rows, away from the cameras a surprising number of happy couples have been quietly getting on with life together.

The show was the start of a lasting love story for some of its former contestants, with engagement, marriage and children for more of the Islanders than you might have expected, including the recently-split (but soon to reconcile?) Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, undoubtedly the most high-profile couple to have met on the show.

Speaking to Good Morning Britain ahead of the 2025 All Stars launch, narrator Iain Stirling said: "Nathan and Cara — married, two kids. Alex and Olivia — married, one kid. Camilla and Jamie — married, three kids. They've got a whole family. I went to Alex and Olivia's wedding, that was lovely."

As we prepare to watch whether love can blossom in the villa again, these are all of the Love Island couples who are still together now.

Have Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page split?

Series eight stars Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page met on the show in 2022 and seemed to be one of Love Island's most stable couples. But in January 2025, they were reported to have quietly split with The Sun claiming that Ghouri had been spotted with a profile on celebrity dating app Raya.

Neither has confirmed the rumoured split, but Yahoo has contacted their reps for comment.

Ghouri found a whole new set of fans as a finalist in 2024's Strictly Come Dancing and during the show supportive Le Page was seen double dating with her dance partner Aljaž Škorjanec and his wife Janette Manrara. She is about to begin the Strictly live tour.

They had moved in together and even got a dog, while Ghouri told The Sun ahead of taking part in the BBC dance contest that she was not at all worried about the Strictly Curse: "Andrew, to me, is the hottest man on this whole planet. I look at him and I’m like: ‘Yeah, that’s my man!’ Me and Andrew trust each other 100 per cent.

"It’s not a make-or-break for us. We’re going to breeze through this because we’re going to marry each other one day."

Love Island couples still together

Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde - series 2 (2016)

One of the first couples to find lasting love on the dating show were series two winners Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde, who are still together nearly nine years on.

The couple welcomed their first child, Freddie-George, in 2017 and married in 2019, going on to have daughter Delilah in 2020.

While they seem to be the perfect Love Island couple now, in 2024 De La Hoyde admitted to a podcast: "As soon as I found out I was pregnant we split up. Could not stand each other, hated each other, we were just together for work. In the press I would never slate him. I would never let on that we didn't like each other. Whatever you put out there is there forever. And your children, when they're older, can read it."

However, they look blissfully happy now and live a quiet life in reality TV star terms, with De La Hoyde running a parenting and fashion podcast, School Runway. Massey showed fans over Christmas that he still has his pre-Love Island carpenter skills by making a home office and content creation room for his wife.

Alex Bowen and Olivia Buckland - series 2 (2016)

Love was definitely in the air in series two, as runners-up Alex Bowen and Olivia Buckland are still going strong now, too.

The couple have been living a dream life since the 2016 show, with a dedicated social media account for the home they are building together.

They were the first Love Island couple to marry, hosting a lavish wedding in 2018 complete with thrones, and in 2022 they welcomed their first child together - a son called Abel.

Camilla Thurlow and Jamie Jewitt - series 3 (2017)

Another fan favourite couple, Camilla Thurlow and Jamie Jewitt, first hit our screens in series three and nearly eight years on are as happy as ever.

However, this was no day one couple. Thurlow had been in the villa for 31 days by the time she met Jewitt, and had won over viewers with a row about feminism with original partner Jonny Mitchell.

Jewitt was worth the wait for Thurlow, who married him in 2021. They have three children together: Nell, born in 2020, Nora, who they welcomed in 2022, and in 2024 their son Brodie was born.

Thurlow was working as a bomb disposal expert in countries including Afghanistan and Cambodia before doing Love Island, and admitted to the BBC that she had been struggling with some of the situations she had seen.

She said: "(Love Island) was a real gamble, but for me it paid off in the way that I did come out of it a more balanced person. And I have to say, every day since, have felt very lucky to have been part of the experience because I don’t think I would feel as happy as I do now without it."

Talking about Jewitt, she added: "He’s basically my biggest critic at the same time as being my biggest supporter, and that just gives you the chance to embrace so many more opportunities. It completely changes your life."

Dom Lever and Jess Shears - series 3 (2017)

Perhaps less familiar to Love Island fans is another series three couple, Dom Lever and Jess Shears, who were actually the first to be dumped from the 2017 villa but defied the odds by continuing their romance once the cameras stopped rolling.

They haven't entirely shunned the limelight, as they were "married" by Richard Arnold in their swimming costumes on Good Morning Britain in 2018, but they later made their vows legally binding in Mykynos and have two children together born in 2019 and 2022.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury - series 5 (2019)

For a good five years, series five runners-up Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury were Love Island's most famous couple.

Their fans followed their romance on social media as they moved in together, bought a home and welcomed daughter Bambi in 2023 before getting engaged later the same year.

It seemed they were living the life any Islander aspires to, with lucrative career opportunities and true love, so when they announced their split in August 2024 it came as a huge shock to many.

Hague wrote in a statement: "After five years of being together, I never imagined our story would end, especially not in this way. I am extremely upset to announce that mine and Tommy's relationship has come to an end. I will forever be grateful for the most important thing to me now and always, my beautiful daughter.

"Without us there would be no her, she will always be my priority. I want to thank you all for the love you have shown us over the last five years. You have all been a part of our journey and I feel it's right to share this with you all.

"Whilst I attempt to navigate the coming days and weeks please kindly respect my privacy over this difficult time, I'll be back when it feels right. Molly-Mae x."

The pair have both remained silent on what the issue was that caused them to end their relationship, but hope could be on the horizon as there have been rumours swirling that the pair have been reconnecting in private, with reports suggesting they have been spending time together again. Watch this space...

Millie Court and Liam Reardon - series 7 (2021)

If Hague and Fury need proof that love can be rekindled for Islanders who've fallen out, they should look no further than series seven winners Millie Court and Liam Reardon.

The pair initially lasted for just a year outside of the villa, splitting up after the following year's series began, but their love story was not quite over yet.

Another year on, they reunited in August 2023 and it seems being out of the winners' spotlight has done them good as they are still together now.

Reardon explained the pressures they were under to the Daily Star after they got back together, saying: "We did go our separate ways last year for a number of reasons. When you're in a relationship that's so public and there's a lot of people involved and you're criticised for this and that."

Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope - series 8 (2022)

Series eight was a lucky one for Islanders as two couples managed to last the course and are still happily together now including Indiyah Polack and Dami Hope.

They were fan favourites in 2022 as they briefly split and then reconciled in the villa, but have strengthened their bond since leaving and have moved in together.

On New Year's Day, they shared photos from a romantic date with their followers where Polack showed off a huge bouquet of red roses and a diamond bangle from lovestruck Hope.

Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan - series 9 (2023)

Love Island viewers were spoiled for choice in 2023 as a winter series kicked off the year, followed by the usual summer series a few months later.

It was a big year for romance, with winter winners Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan finding their perfect match in each other.

They got engaged in 2024, but are largely back to living their normal lives as both felt strongly about picking up their careers again - Harrinanan as a social worker, and Fagan as a PE teacher.

Harrinanan recently told MailOnline of their £50,000 prize: "I have always been a saver. The money we had was helpful in terms of me and Kai moved in together. It was also going towards my family and supporting my mum."

Will Young and Jessie Wynter - series 9 (2023)

The winter series was also the start of farmer Will Young and previous Love Island Australia star Jessie Wynter's romance.

Despite doing ultra-long-distance between the UK and Australia for a while, the couple were committed to making it work.

Wynter relocated to Young's Buckinghamshire family farm and last year renovated a home together, sharing with fans at New Year how excited they were to spend 2025 together.

Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki - series 10 (2023)

The 2023 summer series also had love on the cards for Whitney Adebayo, who was a huge favourite with viewers.

However, it took her a while to find her prince in the villa, as fans even argued she deserved to win the series on her own at one point. But everything changed with Lochan Nowacki's late arrival, as Adebayo finally found a worthy date.

The couple are still going strong now, posting loved-up photos together at Christmas.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare - All Stars series 1 (2024)

It was worth a return to the villa for the All Stars series one cast, as two couples managed to find lasting romance including winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare.

They only got together a year ago, but had already bought their first home together by August and have said they are aiming for marriage and children in the future.

Sophie Piper and Josh Ritchie - All Stars series 1 (2024)

Another All Stars success story was Sophie Piper and Josh Ritchie, who survived a second run on the show and are continuing their romance away from TV.

They enjoyed Christmas together and are currently recreating last year's winter sun - albeit under less stressful conditions - on a romantic holiday in the Maldives.

Luke Mabbott (series 6) and Lucie Donlan (series 5)

Love Islanders tend to move in the same circles after leaving the show, so while Lucie Donlan and Luke Mabbott may never have actually been in the villa, they still managed to find love thanks to the series.

They connected with each other in 2020 and things moved quickly from there as they got engaged in 2021.

Donlan and Mabbott are yet to tie the knot, but regularly post photos of their happy life enjoying beaches, surfing and travelling the world.

Love Island: All Stars returns to ITV2 at 9pm on 13 January.