Winter Love Island has returned after three long chilly years but who won the show back in 2020?
ITV's hit dating show has returned for its ninth season (and second Winter series) and we are thrilled to return to the world of grafting by the firepit, bombshells and dramatic recouplings.
It is the second instalment of its winter spin-off in South Africa after the series was delayed due to the Covid pandemic.
As we celebrate a new group of singles heading to the sun, here is who won the 2020 winter series and who they are getting on after Love Island.
Are Paige Turley and Finn Tapp from Love Island still together?
Page and Finn were the winners of Love Island's first-ever winter series in South Africa.
The couple beat favourites Siânnise Fudge and Luke Trotman to be given the title and share the £50,000 prize money.
It was a moving final which was dedicated to Caroline Flack since it aired just over a week after her death.
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Three years on, the pair are still going strong and now live together in Manchester.
Since leaving the villa, the loved up couple have been travelling the world, working on social media with massive brands and have- even made appearances on Love Island's spin-off segment After Sun.
Love Island continues at 9 pm on ITV 2 and ITV X
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