Love Island Fans Fear Winners Julia and Lorenzo Have Already Split
Love Island fans fear winners Julia and Lorenzo have split

Love Island 2026 winners Julia Majchrzak and Lorenzo Alessi have sparked split fears after Lorenzo's Instagram activity was spotted liking photos of other women. The pair, who won the final with 46.9% of the public vote, had confirmed they were "exclusively dating" and shared an emotional airport farewell after taking the £50,000 prize. But fans are now questioning whether the relationship has already ended.

Instagram likes cause concern

Lorenzo's account was shown to have liked several pictures of other girls, including two shots of models in bikinis. One fan wrote: "I'm really disappointed Lorenzo damn man u have a girl but you can't keep ur hands off liking other womans pics on insta, ur so bad wtf!"

The reaction comes after both contestants spoke about their strong feelings for each other ahead of winning the final. Lorenzo, 28, said he had "never met someone who feels so well matched to me" during a conversation with Maya Jama, while Julia, 26, insisted "he's moving in with me" after their win.

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No public sightings since airport

Despite those declarations, the pair have not been pictured together since their airport moment. This contrasts with other Love Island couples, who have kept fans updated on their lives together. Adding to the speculation, Lorenzo also posted a picture of two Ferrero Rocher chocolates side by side on his bed beside a pillow.

While some believed the Instagram likes signalled the end of a very brief relationship, others insisted liking pictures is nothing to worry about. One supporter claimed he was well within his rights to like bikini snaps online.

Fans divided over the relationship

Another group thought the pair, who were the only finalists never to say "I love you", were never really together in the first place. One said: "He was never into her. Just wanted to show himself off on tv without looking mean." A second commented sarcastically: "What a shock! Love Island couple splits five minutes after the cameras stopped rolling!"

Some argued liking Instagram posts is almost meaningless, writing: "I have never understand the whole thing around not liking posts on Instagram because youre dating someone. Like its a digital pat on the back. Its totally meaningless. Why is it a big deal?" Another asked: "Why do they kinda look like jasmine?"

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