Love Island's Lana becomes Ron's 'first girlfriend' as couple go official - but fans left confused

Love Island's Claudia Fogarty surprised her show BFF Samie Elishi and her partner Tom Clare at their welcome home party on Friday night. In a video posted to her Instagram stories, Claudia, 28, could be seen wading through a crowd of Samie and Tom's close friends and family to get to the front. Upon seeing her, Samie, 22, screamed in shock and joy, as Tom, 23, clapped his hands to his mouth and said: "No way!" As Claudia burst through the crowd, she and Samie shared an elated hug, before she also extended her arms to Tom, who said incredulously: "You said you weren't coming!" as Claudia laughed mischievously.

Love Island winners Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan return home and with it came a huge party as they reunite with family. Kai, 24 and Sanam, 24 were crowned the winners of this year's winter series of Love Island on Monday evening by presenter Maya Jama. The loved up pair met less than a month ago when bombshell Sanam entered the villa as part of the notorious Casa Amor twist.

Love Island stars Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins reportedly had a “furious argument” on the plane journey home from South Africa. The couple, both 25, finished the ITV series in second place behind show winners Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan, and were among the Islanders to be greeted by friends and family upon their arrival back in the UK this week. However, the pair have been hit with feud rumours, as a source claims that the couple exchanged tense words on the flight home.

The Love Island finalists are coming home. Winners Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinan were joined by their fellow finalists Tom Clare, Samie Elishi, Shaq Muhammad, Tanya Manhenga, Lana Jenkins, and Ron Hall at Cape Town airport as they prepared for the 12 hour flight back to England.

Maya Jama has shared the moment she discovered one of Love Island's final couple was 'real' - and it nearly made her cry. The presenter was back in the South African villa on Monday (March 13) as she crowned the winners of the winter series after two months of coupling up, bombshells and head-turning.

Despite winning the 2023 winter Love Island series, Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan won’t last, a body language expert has claimed. On Monday, Maya Jama arrived at the South African villa where she joined the final four couples Kai and Sanam, Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga and Tom Clare and Samie Elishi. PE teacher Kai and social worker Sanam were subsequently crowned the winners with the most amount of votes, while Tanya and Shaq only received 2%.

It's barely been 24 hours since the winners of Winter Love Island 2023 were announced by the final voting figures are in - and it appears Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were always going to be crowned the winners of the ninth series, but only the second-ever winter run.

Love Island has released the voting stats for the 2023 winter series final, where Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were announced the winners. ITV has revealed that Kai, 24, and Sanam, 24, won the vote by a landslide 44%, securing 343,241 (43.75%). Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, who finished in second place, secured 30% of the vote with 235,996 (30.08%).

Love Island's Olivia Hawkins has been seen for the first time since her ex from the show, Kai Fagan, won with his new partner, Sanam Harrinanan. Olivia, who was left fuming when Kai decided to recouple with Sanam in Casa Amor, looked unfazed by their win as she beamed following a late night of partying for the Love Island final in the UK, although the actual final was filmed in South Africa.The 27 year old beamed as she looked fresh-faced despite the late night in a full face of makeup with bronzed cheeks and a slick of gloss, whilst her hair was slicked back into her trademark high ponytail.

On Monday, Love Island's Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were crowned as the 2023 winter series winners, winning a staggering £50,000. Kai and Sanam was one of four couples who made it to the final, alongside Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, Tom Clare and Samie Elishi, and Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga. Revealed in fourth place was Shaq and Tanya, while Tom and Samie came in third place.

Love Island viewers were left unimpressed with parts of the show’s highly anticipated final as the cameras and contestants struggled to put up with the villa’s windy weather. Last night, March 13, saw Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrianan crowned as the winners, beating fellow couples Lana Jenkins and Ron Hall, Samie Elishi and Tom Clare, and Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga. Throughout the series, which was filmed in South Africa, the villa and contestants battled against the elements and faced windy weather conditions – including last night.

After two months of coupling up, bombshells, and head-turning, the winter series of Love Island came to an end on Monday night (March 13). And fans of the ITV2 dating show were delighted to see Sanam Harrinanan and Kai Fagan crowned as the winners of the ninth series, but only the second-ever winter run.

Love Island fans were left confused during Monday's final as Ron Hall discussed his future with Lana Jenkins. The couple, whose romance started off rocky in the ITV2 villa, finished in second place during the last instalment of the winter 2023 series - with Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan crowned the winners.

Another season of Love Island came to a close on Monday 13 January, with Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan announced as the winners of the winter 2023 series. The series, which was the second ever winter edition of the ITV2 dating show, ended on Monday with Maya Jama presenting the grand finale live from the iconic villa in South Africa. The final episode included the finalists' heartwarming declarations of love as well as clips from their last ever day in the villa, and each couple got to look back at their highlights as they sat down with Maya, 28, for a live interview.

Manchester PE and science teacher Kai Fagan and social worker Sanam Harrinanan, from Bedford, were crowned the winners of winter Love Island 2023 in an emotional final on Monday night (March 13). Love bloomed late in the process for the fan favourites after Sanam stole Kai's heart in the usually dreaded Casa Amor stage of the the ITV2 dating show.

Love Island's Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were crowned as the 2023 winter series winners on Monday night, winning a staggering £50,000. During the live instalment, hosted by Maya Jama - who fans were left worried for during the windy weather, finalists Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga, Tom Clare and Samie Elishi, and Kai and Sanam, excitedly awaited to hear the winner.

Sanam Harrinanan and Kai Fagan have been announced as the Winter Love Island 2023 winners. The couple came out on top as the ITV2 show returned this evening for its final episode, with the pair taking home the £50,000 cash prize.

It's been two long months for some of us as we've battled through the coldest and darkest nights of the year - or so we hope!

Love Island's couples are gearing up for the live final as the day has finally arrived for one lucky pair to be crowned the winners of this year's winter series. In the first look for tonight's final, the boys get emotional as their once-in-a-lifetime experience finally comes to an end. There will be a swanky ceremony-style final party for the remaining four couples - which consists of Shaq Muhammad, 24, and Tanya Manhenga, 23, Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, both 25, Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan, both 24, and Tom Clare, 23, and Samie Elishi, 22.

Love Island fans are now just two sleeps away from the final episode, but one couple's time in the villa will be cut short before then. In Friday's instalment on ITV2, Will Young and Jessie Wynter, Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, and Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were informed that they'd landed in the bottom three of the cast's vote for compatibility, meaning their dreams of snatching the £50,000 cash prize were in danger. Now, a source has told The Sun that it's a fan-favourite couple who are given the boot by the public on Sunday evening.