The 13th series of Love Island on ITV2 is approaching its halfway mark, with the finale expected in late July. Maya Jama revealed during the premiere that the show runs for eight weeks, starting June 1, suggesting a conclusion around July 27, a Monday. Last year's series ended on August 4, also a Monday.
Current Status of the Series
As of late June, 14 contestants are paired into seven couples, down from the original 12. Nine Islanders have been eliminated so far, either for being single, the least compatible, or voted out by fellow contestants after a public vote. One contestant, footballer George Knight, left early for personal reasons.
Twists and Challenges
The series has featured multiple bombshells, a sleepover twist, the Heartrate Challenge, and several dramatic departures. The final will likely be broadcast live with Maya Jama hosting, possibly with a live audience outside the villa, mirroring last year's format.
Official Confirmation Pending
ITV has not yet officially announced the exact date of the finale but is expected to do so closer to the time. Love Island airs Sunday to Friday at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
