Welcome to winter! Love Island winners Jess and Sammy arrive back in cold, wet UK

Ex-Love Islander and scientist Yewande Biala, 28, is about to release her very own one-off documentary ‘Secrets of the Female Orgasm’. During the programme on Channel 4, Yewande opens up about her own experiences, including her Catholic upbringing, and looks to professionals in a bid to have her first orgasm. Of course Yewande is best known for being on Love Island in 2019 where she coupled up with Michael Griffiths and Danny Willams, but was dumped on day 22.

A video from the U.S. version of “Love Island” featuring an awkward interaction between a contestant and host Sarah Hyland has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter), generating 2.2 million views and counting.

Love Island fans fear Zachariah Noble and Molly Marsh have split after they have spent time apart and posted cryptic quotes on social media.

Farmer and TikTok star Will Young has been proving that his Love Island stint really did the trick, as he and girlfriend Jessie Wynter are standing the test of time.The smitten couple headed to London on Wednesday night to party with stars such as Indiyah Polack, Dami Hope, Ella Thomas and more for the PrettyLittleThing x Indiyah launch bash in Marleybone. While they enjoyed the night with new and previous islanders at the event, it appears that Will hasn't kept his close ties with stars from his own season, after unfollowing close villa pals Tom Clare, Kai Fagan, Casey O'Gorman and Ron Hall this week.

Love Island winners Jess Harding and Sammy Root have been on a high ever since they stormed to victory on this year's summer series.Their win came somewhat as a surprise to some fans, after they had a rocky road in the villa, but ultimately ironed out their creases and exited as boyfriend and girlfriend, with £50,000 in their pockets as the show's winners. Despite the whirlwind of life outside the show - with the pair very much in demand - their relationship is clearly going from strength to strength. Jess and Sammy, both 22, were spotted leaving Capital Radio studios in London, as they held hands and stared into each other's eyes whilst enjoying a giggle about something.

Love Island 2023 winners Jess Harding and Sammy Root attend a screening in St. Albans of the England vs. Columbia quarter final match of the FIFA Women's World Cup.The nail-biting quarter-final match saw the Lionesses emerge victorious after beating Colombia 2-1.

As you can imagine, being crowned winners of Love Island creates a busy schedule the minute you set foot back in the UK and that has been exactly the case for 2023's champs, Jess Harding and Sammy Root. Life has been non-stop for the pair but the cute couple seemed to have nailed the whirlwind lifestyle they've now been thrown into. OK! has a peek at exactly what our favourite duo have been up to since leaving the island.

Love Island finalist Zachariah Noble has finally met his girlfriend Molly Marsh's younger sister as they returned to the UK.The Love Island finalists flew back to the UK on Wednesday, following Monday night's final, and they were greeted by their nearest and dearest. Amongst those waiting for fourth place Molly, 21, was her sister Maisie, who didn't waste any time getting to know Zach. Molly shared a cute snap on her Instagram story of young Maisie jumping on Zach's back.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag This series' Love Island stars have been seen at the airport in Spain as they make their way home following two months of sunshine in the Majorcan villa.The final four couples, including winners Jess Harding and Sammy Root, runners-up Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki, third place Islanders Tyriqye Hyde and Ella Thomas, and fourth place's Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble were all making the trip home. Jess and Sammy won the show during Monday night's final, 31 July, and ITV revealed the voting figures, which saw them receive 34.57% of the whole vote, whereas Whitney and Lochan got 26.85%.Third place couple Ella Thomas and Tyriqye Hyde were close with 24.21%, whilst Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble came in fourth place with 14.37% of the public vote. The Islanders looked jubilant and firm friends after spending eight weeks together.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag The finalists from this summer’s edition of Love Island are en route to the UK after spending months in sunny Marbella, and have boarded a plane together. But after Ella Thomas shared a glimpse of their flight, many fans were left puzzled after Molly Marsh and her partner Zachariah Noble appeared to be “missing”. Jess Harding and Sammy Root were crowned the winners of the smash hit reality dating show, as Monday night's final, on 31 July, saw the happy couple win the whopping £50,000 prize money.

Jess Harding and Sammy Root are over the moon after being crowned the winners of Love Island 2023 - but say they’re not rushing to move in together.The couple beat out runners up Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki in a nail biting live final - which saw host Maya Jama unable to play back their best bits back in an awkward tech gaffe. Jess and Sammy are now looking forward to their future on the outside, and say winning feels “amazing.” “I feel like it was a close call and everyone did so well,” Jess said, before saying that she's feeling both "happy" and "overwhelmed." “When we were stood up there we looked at everyone and thought they were all worthy to win. It was hard to work it out.

Former Love Island star Olivia Hawkins is back for her final show column with OK!, after Monday night's final revealed Jess Harding and Sammy Root as the winners. The pair's victory surprised some viewers, after many thought that show-favourite Whitney Adebayo was sure to storm to first place, and win the £50,000 cash prize, with her partner, Lochan Nowacki.

ITV have revealed the Love Island voting figures after some fans claimed that Jess Harding and Sammy Root winning was a 'fix'. Jess and Sammy beat Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki to be crowned the winners of this summer's series, but it came as a shock to many of the show's viewers, as Whitney has been a firm fan favourite throughout her time in the villa.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Love Island stars Jess Harding and Sammy Root may have scooped first prize and taken home £50,0000 - but not everyone is convinced that the pair have the potential for a long-lasting relationship. Speaking exclusively to OK! , relationship expert and co-founder of dating app So Syncd, Louella Alderson, has revealed why she doesn't believe that Sammy and Jess will last after arriving back to the UK with their new-found fame.

Love Island fans are taking to Twitter to express their disappointment after Jess Harding and Sammy Root were crowned this year’s winning couple in the live final. Jess, 22, and Sammy, also 22, beat out several fan favourite couples in the public vote to storm to victory.

Jess and Sammy have been crowned Love Island winners as Monday night's final saw the happy couple win the whopping £50,000 prize money. During the live instalment, hosted by Maya Jama, finalists Tyrique Hyde and Ella Thomas, Jess Harding and Samy Root, Zachariah Noble and Molly Marsh, and Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki, eagerly awaited to find out who would take home the crown.

As Love Island 2023 comes to and end and the islanders prepare to exit the villa and return to their regular lives outside of cameras and bikinis, relationship expert Louella Alderson has revealed which couples she believes are most likely to struggle on the outside. Speaking exclusively to OK! Louella – founder of the personality type dating app So Syncd – argues that finalists Tyrique Hyde and Ella Thomas, and Sammy Root and Jess Harding may struggling in the relationships when they return back to the UK.

The winter series of Love Island could be heading for big changes as show bosses are reportedly considering an All Stars series for 2024.The ITV show has had two series in 2023 - a winter series filmed in South Africa earlier this year and a summer series filmed in Mallorca - with host Maya Jama stepping on board to present the show.The winter series of the show first aired in 2020 and and then didn't happen again until earlier this year. However, that could be set to change, after one source claims the winter edition of the dating show is set to be replaced with a series made up of former show contestants from next year.

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Ariana Madix got a dig in at her ex.