LOVE Island fans don’t have to wait much longer to see who will be crowned the winner of Love Island 2024.
The new series began on June 3 and has been full of drama ever since.
But now the villa is getting ready to close its doors for another series as the final date has been revealed.
ITV has confirmed that the official Love Island live final will take place on Monday, July 29.
One lucky couple will be crowned the winners of the 11th series and take home the £50,000 cash prize.
Viewers can tune in to the live-action, hosted by Maya Jama, as usual from 9pm on ITV2.
Until then, fans will see the remaining couples grow even closer and any singletons crack on in the hopes of leaving the villa with a partner.
The last week before the final tends to see a few more Islanders dumped until the final episode has the remaining four couples.
The public will then vote for their favourite couple, and Maya will reveal the winning pair.
In previous years, eagle-eyed fans spotted a clue that they think predicts who will win the show.
This clue has been accurate six times already, so viewers should watch closely on July 29 to see if the pattern continues.
Fans noticed that the winning couple was always placed to the left of the presenter during the finale.
In 2023, Jess Harding and Sammy Root, who stood on Maya’s left, were crowned winners of season 10.
However, they split just two months after their victory.
While Love Island’s summer edition comes to an end, fans can look forward to the All Stars series returning in 2025.
The spin-off introduced a fresh twist to the traditional format by featuring former Islanders looking for another chance at finding love.
Molly Smith and Tom Clare were announced as the winners of the first-ever series.
ITV recently confirmed that the show will return next year with filming once again set to take place in South Africa.
Love Island is back on the box with a batch of sexy islanders all looking for love this summer.
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