Which Love Island 2026 couples are still together? Series 13 relationship updates

Here's the relationship status of Love Island couples Lorenzo and Julia, Jasmine and Kavan, Angelista and Simba, Yasmin and Tommy, Mica and Samraj, Ellie and Finley, and Lola and Sean. Love Island series 13 came to and end on Monday 27th July and saw.

In second place was Jasmine Müller and Kavan Murphy, with Angelista Gunda and Simba Kudyiwa coming third. For the first time there were just three couples in the final as when Mica Harris and Samraj Toor were dumped they had the brutal job of.

What Happened

By the final there were lots of strong couples, with all of them, apart from the winners, exchanging 'I love yous'. So, which of the couples from this series are still together?

• Yes, Angelista and Simba are still together after coming third on Love Island 2026.

• True to his word, during a recent trip to Galway he made it happen.

• After leaving the villa, Seán revealed to us that he had big plans to make it official back in Ireland, on "home soil".

Key Details

From couples who were dumped early on like Lola Deal and Seán Fitzgerald to the finalists, here's the latest on their relationship status... At the time of writing Lorenzo and Julia have not long won the show.

• Taking to Instagram, Seán made the announcement in a sweet post.

• Lola and Seán are still together and are the first official couple from Love Island series 13.

• During the live final they revealed that they are not yet boyfriend and girlfriend but we're sure it's coming soon.

Why It Matters

After Maya Jama announced them as winners she asked what they planned to do with the £50K prize money and while Lorenzo remained stunned by the fact they'd won, Julia revealed that she wants Lorenzo to move in with her. After the.

• After revealing that they are in fact in love, the pair have shared that Ellie is going to be moving to London to be close to Finley.

• It seems Ellie's big decision to leave the villa with Finley was the right one as the pair are still going from strength-to-strength on the outside.

What Reports Say

Coverage of the story so far points to:

• Continued reporting by Capital UK as more details emerge