Love Island: Which couples are still together ahead of 2025 series?
Take Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page, who became fan favorites after meeting on the show in 2022. For over two years, they seemed like one of Love Island's most solid pairs, but reports in January suggest their romance may have quietly ended. According to The Sun, Tasha has been spotted on celebrity dating app Raya, though neither has addressed the speculation.
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Who is Blu Chegini and when is he joining Love Island 2025?
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Frederick Forsyth dead at 86: Day of the Jackal author and former MI6 agent dies after brief illness
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