Series finale. On their last day in the Villa, the final four couples enjoy brunch together and prepare declarations of love to read aloud to one another. With $100,000 up for grabs, who will be crowned winners of Love Island 2020?
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34. Final - Series finale. On their last day in the Villa, the final four couples enjoy brunch together and prepare declarations of love to read aloud to one another. With $100,000 up for grabs, who will be crowned winners of Love Island 2020?
More infoSummer's almost over but things are just starting to heat up as season two of Love Island USA begins. A brand-new batch of Islanders move into a gorgeous villa, each one looking to ditch their single status for a real romantic connection.
New couplings are afoot when Kierstan and Rachel enter the Villa with bikinis blazing. For Justine, that means a friendship might be tested, but she doesn't dwell on it too long before finding herself wrapped in another boy's strong arms.
Love continues to blossom between Moira and James, while Connor is smitten with Mackenzie. Plus, Tre is caught between his attraction to Kaitlynn and respect for Justine.
There are tears all round as the first recoupling takes place. Later, two new boys arrive at the Villa, and neither are afraid to step on a few toes.
Moira and Calvin appear smitten with each other, but James won't go down without a fight. Elsewhere, Tre looks forward to seeing more of Justine, but Caleb makes his move first.
A game of Truth or Dare sends tempers soaring when Connor locks lips with someone, turning Mackenzie into a green-eyed monster. Plus, the recoupling ceremony ends in tears.
With two lads now out of the Villa, the remaining Islanders cuddle in their couples and bask in an unexpected moment of calm - until new girl Lauren magically appears by the pool and seems to have more than a few boys under her spell.
Connor admits to feeling smothered by Mackenzie while on a date with Lauren. Plus, Tre tries to recover from his recent conflict with Justine by trying it on with someone else.
Kierstan and Carrington gallop towards a new level of intimacy on a romantic horse ride. Plus, Johnny and Cely strive for power-couple status, and Moira doubts where she stands with Calvin.
Mackenzie and Connor spend a night in the Hideaway, which leaves a bad taste in the mouths of Calvin and Moira. Plus, Carrington continues to send Kierstan mixed signals.
The future of two couples is put in the hands of the other Islanders who are forced to decide who is sent home. Then, the remaining couples indulge in a marriage-themed challenge.
The Islanders bend and stretch during a poolside yoga class that also offers up a dose of inner peace, which is about to be tested when the boys and girls are separated.
Johnny can't stop locking lips with new girl Mercades, which is going to be hard to swallow for Cely. Plus, Mackenzie forgets about Connor thanks to the new boys.
Johnny decides between Mercades and Cely, who's still in the dark about her straying bae. Plus, Jalen takes Mackenzie's mind off Connor.
Carrington goes on a hot date with Mercades, which shakes Laurel's confidence, while Johnny insists he only has eyes for Cely. Then, back at the Villa, Moira and Mackenzie continue to go gaga over the new boys, but are they sensing lust or love?
Cely can't wait to reunite with Johnny, until she discovers what he's been up to at Casa Amor.
Justine and Caleb enjoy a romantic poolside date where they dig into their feelings for each other and discuss how they'd make a long-distance relationship work.
Jalen and Mackenzie are over before ever really getting started, but she's got dumper's remorse about Connor. However, he has eyes for Moira.
An unexpected visit from Arielle sends four Islanders packing, which leaves just enough room in the Villa for three new boys to sneak in.
The curse of Casa Amor continues to haunt the Islanders, especially Johnny and Cely, whose relationship is worse for wear after more than a few punches to the gut.
Cely and Johnny continue to run in circles about Casa Amor, while Laurel starts to doubt whether Carrington is the right boy for her.
At the latest recoupling ceremony, Moira has to choose between two incredible options - Connor and Calvin - but it's new boy Bennett who's giving her butterflies.
New girls Lakeyn and Julia take a shine to Carrington and each accompany him on a beautiful mountainside date. However, Laurel is far from impressed.
Johnny asks Cely to be his girlfriend, and the Villa celebrates. The romantic gesture isn't lost on Justine and Caleb, who continue to grow closer with each passing day.
The girls go to great lengths to complete a hilarious secret mission in the Villa that rewards all the Islanders with an ice-cream social.
Lakeyn confronts Carrington about his decision to recouple with Laurel instead of her. Then, the Islanders rally around Moira after she gets some harsh fan feedback.
It's time for the couples to meet each other's parents. Keep a close eye on Carrington and Johnny, who receive quite a grilling.
It's louder than normal inside the Villa when the stork delivers some simulation babies for the remaining couples to raise - at least for the next 12 hours or so.
The four remaining couples each embark on one last epic date before moving out of the Villa. From driving dream cars to taking helicopter rides, strolling down candlelit halls to sharing private dances, the Islanders say goodbye to Vegas in style.
Series finale. On their last day in the Villa, the final four couples enjoy brunch together and prepare declarations of love to read aloud to one another. With $100,000 up for grabs, who will be crowned winners of Love Island 2020?