First look at Love Island final as final four couples hope to bag £50,000 prize money
Love Island's finale looks set to be a belter in a first look at the show, which airs tonight. After weeks of drama under the Spanish sun, the four final couples will be treated to one last date before finding out who will be declared the winners and waltz off with the £50,000 prize money.
Host, Maya Jama, will be in charge of proceedings as Yasmin Pettet and Jamie Rhodes, Angel Swift and Ty Isherwood, Shakira Khan and Harry Cooksley and Toni Laites and Cach Mercer enjoy one last night in the villa.
In a sneak peek at the finale, the girls look sensational as they get glammed up one last time. Sporting a plunging black dress, Angel stuns in a see-through lace skirt, while Yas pulls out all the stops in a one-shoulder frock complete with a thigh-high slash. Shakira, meanwhile, plumps for a blue satin evening gown while Toni is more casual in a black bandeau top and matching tulle skirt. It comes after it was revealed that all Love Island winners get sent a special gift in the post every yea r - but it's not as glamorous as you might think!
This year's couples can be seen enjoying one last date in the villa before the finale tonight as Yas and Jamie toast each other with a glass of bubbles.
Angel and Ty are also seen enjoying a bubbly breakfast before the whole gang is treated to a slap-up dinner later in the evening.
As the 12th series of Love Island comes to an end after eight weeks filled with romance, arguments, tension, love-triangles, and chaos, fans await with excitement to witness who will be crowned the 2025 winners of the ITV2 show.
Tonight, viewers will finally discover which couple is the public's favourite as Shakira and Harry, Yasmine and Jamie, Toni and Cach, and Angel and TY battle it out to win the coveted £50,000 and the title of the 2025 winners.
Shakira and Harry are currently favourites to win Love Island 2025, according to the bookies. This may surprise some viewers, especially as they are one of the newer couples to snuggle up after weeks of exploring other connections.
However, from the feedback on social media, it seems people believe that the pair are the real deal.
In second place are Toni and Cach, who recently became exclusive after a turbulent time in the villa. Toni originally chose Harrison over Cach; however, following his departure from the villa, she realised the mistake she had made. Since then, they have been working on getting back on track.
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