Love Island

Love Island 2022 was the most streamed series on ITV Hub · Ekin-Su Culculoglu and Davide Sanclimenti are crowned Love Island winners by Laura Whitmore.

- The Love Island final episode - as it happened Say hello to your social lives once again - Love Island 2022 is over, with Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti being crowned the winners in an epic final. The entire series of Love Island is available to stream on the ITV Hub.

Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Culculoglu won Love Island 2022, but for the first time ever there was no 'split or steal' option for the £50k prize.

Another said: “They scrapped Split or steal because the producers can’t predict what Ekin and Davide will do win they win.” I waited 8 weeks for nothing.” In every series of Love Island before, the winning couple have been given the option to ‘split or steal’ the £50k prize money, but this year winners Davide and Ekin-Su weren’t given the chance.

Love Island body language: Luca Bish's 'off-guard' reaction to losing out to winners Ekin-su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti.

‘It’s called a lightning smile which is when it comes from nowhere and then it vanishes to nowhere as well. He’s just trying to do it with his mouth and it looks completely lacking in any authenticity. - The Love Island final episode - as it happened Luca could be in for a shock when he discovers Ekin-su and Davide not only won Love Island, but they got more than 60 percent of the final vote with Gemma and Luca coming in second with just 14 percent. Laura Whitmore announced Ekin-su and Davide beat Luca and Gemma Owen in the Love Island final, and confirmed the twist giving either of the winners a chance to take the entire prize money and run had been scrapped. Ekin-su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimemti may have won Love Island by a total landslide, but it was clear to see Luca Bish was stunned.

Last night's Love Island finale capped off a strong season for the stalwart ITV2 format with a peak of 3.4M, the highest audience since 2019.

There will also be two seasons of Love Island next year, one in the winter and one in the summer, meaning a huge year for reality TV on the commercial broadcaster as it attempts to make a success out of ITVX. ITV also used the finale to tease the news that it has commissioned a new season of Big Brother, four years after it was cancelled by Paramount-owned Channel 5. ITV also said views to VoD player ITV Hub, which is soon to be replaced by ITVX, were at a record 250M across the whole eighth season.

Ekin-Su and Davide were crowned winners – but just how close was the vote in the end?

ITV also said Monday’s episode secured the highest ratings for final since 2019, 3.4 million viewers watched the Love Island final across ITV2 and ITV Hub On Tuesday afternoon, ITV posted the full voting stats for the final, revealing that the couple won the season by a landslide. ITV has shared the voting figures for this year’s Love Island final.

3.4 million viewers watched Davide and Ekin-Su be crowned winners.

You can stream the Love Island final along with the full series over on ITV Hub or Britbox. ITV has already announced that the dating show will return with two series in 2023. Millions of viewers tuned into watch the final episode of Love Island on Monday (August 1), recording the biggest audience in years.