LOVE Island 2021 is drawing to a close, with the reality show now down to the final four couples. It’s just a matter of a few days until the champions of Love Island 2021 are decided. When is the Love Island 2021 final? The final will be on Monday, August 23. This was accidentally confirmed […]
LOVE Island 2021 is drawing to a close, with the reality show now down to the final four couples.
It’s just a matter of a few days until the champions of Love Island 2021 are decided.
The final will be on Monday, August 23.
This was accidentally confirmed by ITV, who ran a competition giving viewers the chance to win a seat at the exclusive Love Island final viewing party.
Usually, Love Island airs for eight weeks. In 2018, the format was extended from seven after it became so popular.
Viewers can expect twists and turns in the 90-minute final and it won’t be plain sailing for the wannabes.
The show’s bosses still could have an unexpected twist before the final furlong too.
As it stands though, there are four couples battling it out to get their hands on the prize money.
They are Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran, Liam Reardon and Millie Court, Faye Winter and Teddy Soares, and Kaz Kamwi and Tyler Cruikshank.
If the voting pattern follows the one set during last year’s winter series in South Africa four couples will duke it out in the gripping finale.
The final four were confirmed after Jake and Liberty decided to leave the villa after they split up with just three days to go.
Bookies now make Toby and Chloe favourites to win, but they are neck-and-neck with co-stars Liam and Millie.
Teddy and Faye are next in the running, having made it to the finale despite her erupting in fury at him in scenes that sparked vast numbers of Ofcom complaints.
The final will be hosted by Love Island host, Laura Whitmore and will see her announce the winners of this years winter Love Island 2021 series.
Last year, the final episode was an extended version of the show and aired from 9pm until 10.30pm.
The final sees the remaining couples perform a poem, dance or song for their beloved – as well as professing vows to one another.
In previous years, the final episode features a live audience. However, due to the pandemic it is unclear whether this will be possible.
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If this year’s final follows the show’s regular format, the winning couple will have the chance to take home £50,000.
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Laura Whitmore is expected to enter the villa and offer the winning couple two envelopes-one with the £50,000 prize money, the other with nothing inside.
The contestant with the envelope of cash must then make the choice whether to keep the money or share it with their partner in a game of Love or Money.
So far, no one on Love Island has ever taken the entire cash prize all for themselves.
Last series, Paige Turley and Finn Tapp were crowned champions and split the prize between them.
In series five, winner Amber Gill managed to couple up in the final two weeks and win the crown with Greg O’Shea.
