Love Island stars risk being dumped as Islanders vote for least compatible couple

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Love Island 2021's final is here, and millions are tuning in across the UK to watch the final couple be crowned the winners. Laura Whitmore presents the live show, which is being broadcasted live from the Majorcan villa on ITV2.

Love Island stars who were dumped from the villa have tested positive for Covid after reuniting for a boozy night out. The group of ex-contestants recently met up and hit the town together for the first time since leaving the ITV2 reality show.

Love Island viewers flocked to Ofcom to complain on Tuesday night as Faye Winter started yet another row in the villa.The 26 year old sparked over 24,000 complaints to the broadcasting watchdog earlier this series when she let rip at partner Teddy Soares and their fellow Islander Jake Cornish following a challenge which saw clips from the series aired in the villa.

Love Island's stars are at risk of being dumped from the villa after Tuesday's show ended with another public vote. As the latest instalment came to an end, voiceover host Iain Stirling asked viewers to choose their favourite couple with those with the lowest results at risk of leaving the show.

Love Island favourites Faye Winter and Teddy Soares are completely taken-aback and left feeling betrayed by their fellow Islanders during the latest instalment of the ITV2 show.

Love Island's Jake Cornish and Liberty Poole, and Faye Winter and Teddy Soares, are amongst four couples that face being dumped in the villa. On Sunday night, the four Islanders, as well as Mary Bedford and Aaron Simpson, and Priya Gopaldas and Brett Staniland, were all voted "least compatible" by their fellow Islanders.

Love Island beauty Andrea-Jane Bunker has revealed the Islanders don't get a day off, despite Kem Cetinay's claims they get a day at the beach to unwind with their mics off. Kem, 25, who won the third series of the reality dating show in 2017 previously claimed Islanders have one day away from the cameras each week.

Love Island's been keeping us entertained all summer long, with its contestants all pretty much becoming household names across the UK. However, it's hard to image what they were actually like before they got the golden ticket from ITV2 and were flown out to Majorca for the reality dating show.