The Love Island final date is finally revealed – and it’s so soon
ok.co.ukLove Island is set to end in a matter of days, with an end date for this series of the show now confirmed.This means that the current Islanders, including Gemma Owen, Luca Bish, Tasha Ghouri, Andrew Le Page, Indiyah Polack, and Dami Hope, don't have long left together in the villa - and the prize is in their sights.
Previously, the show's host Laura Whitemore had hinted the ITV2 series would end after eight weeks, and a source close to the show has told The Sun that Love Island is on track for an eight-week run and is set to end on Monday, August 1.
A source said: “There was speculation that ITV might extend the series because ratings have been so impressive this year. “But they also know there can be too much of a good thing. “With Winter Love Island coming back in 2023, bosses want to keep anticipation high and not exhaust the format.” This means that there are just 18 more days of this series to go, just under three weeks - so viewers are sure to see plenty of heartbreak and drama in the coming days.
Millions of viewers have tuned into Love Island this series, with overnight data showing a peak of 3.5 million Brits watched the Casa Amor recoupling drama last Thursday night - just 200,000 viewers short of long-running soap Emmerdale, who knabbed top spot with 3.7 million viewers.
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