Love Island final figures are in and viewers are seriously shocked by Lorenzo and Julia’s landslide win
Topics: Love Island, ITV, Reality TV
Greg Harris
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Topics: Love Island, ITV, Reality TV
The Love Island 2026 final voting figures have been released and the winners won by a huge landslide.
After weeks of surprise bombshells, dramatic re-couplings, emotional Casa Amor reunions and unforgettable villa twists, Lorenzo and Julia were crowned the winners, earning the £50,000 prize.
While each of the final couples took a very different path to the finish line, the eventual winners, Lorenzo and Julia, also had a journey packed with highs and plenty of memorable dramatic moments.
The 28-year-old business owner had a dramatic season, packed with love triangles and plenty of drama. He eventually coupled up with insurance broker Julia, 26, after they met during the Casa Amor twist and their undeniable chemistry won over viewers.
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ITV revealed the voting figures for the final and the winning couple triumphed with a massive 62.4% of the popular vote, almost double the votes received for runner's up Jasmine and Kavan who got 37.6% when both couples went head-to-head.
Lorenzo and insurance broker Julia also had the lead during the three-way vote with Simba and Angelista, who finished in third place with 26% of the vote, which was just 1.1% less than the votes received for Jasmine and Kavan.
"I thought it would be close, it was not even the slightest," one fan commented about Lorenzo and Julia's winning result on Instagram.
Not everyone was too pleased in the comments and dozens of fans defended the pair. "Get over it they won fair and square best couple won by a mile," said a viewer.
A third declared: "That's a huge win, not even close."
"I knew it! Landslide! That’s awesome," a fourth follower gushed.
"Why can’t people accept we voted Julia and Lorenzo glad they won," argued another Love Island fan.
Following their win, the pair have already revealed exactly where the £50,000 prize fund could be going and it sounds like there'll be some very lavish purchases made in the near future.
Business owner Lorenzo said his experience on the show helped him realise he appreciates sentimental items as well as more expensive gifts which has influenced how he’ll spend the money.
“I want to get myself a nice token from this experience, maybe a watch or something to commemorate it. I’ve realised I’m quite a sentimental person,” he told The Sun.
“Last night I kept the cork from the champagne that they gave us after the show.
“Just little things to celebrate what a journey it has been.”
Meanwhile, insurance broker Julia said: “Heels! I’m getting myself a nice pair of heels.”
To which Lorenzo replied: “And maybe a good holiday.”