Love Island 2018: Are any of the previous winning couples still together?
A refresher ahead of this year's live final
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Your support makes all the difference.Last night's climax of another series of Love Island saw Jack and Dani walk away with the £50,000 cash prize.
The couple joins the ranks of three others who were awarded villa favourites across the past three series aired on ITV2. But, are they still together?
Catch up on what happened in this year's final here
2015
Mac Morley and Jessica Hayes
The ITV2 show's original winners split just six weeks after their series ended. Jessica continues to model while Max went on to appear on another reality series, Ex On The Beach.
2016
Cara Der La Hoyde and Nathan Massey
It's been a tumultuous journey for Cara and Nathan since their Love Island journey ended in 2016. After initially splitting less than a year after winning the cash prize, they rekindled things after welcoming a son and are engaged to be married.
2017
Kem Cetinay and Amber Davies
Love Island favourite Kem went on to appear as a contestant on this year's series of Love Island and later landed an ITV2 spinoff with his best pal Chris Hughes titled You vs Chris and Kem. In the wake of their win, Amber scored a series of fashion deals while launching her own brand named Strong Not Skinny. Sadly, the winning couples relationship wasn't as successful as their respective careers splitting just four months after last year's series ended.
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