When is the Love Island 2025 final? Finish date is closer than you think
1 August 2025, 17:22 | Updated: 4 August 2025, 12:27
When does Love Island 2025 finish? Here's the final date as contestants battle it out to be crowned winners.
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This isn’t easy to say, but the jaw-dropping, tear-inducing season 12 of Love Island will sadly be coming to an end very soon.
From the emotional rollercoaster of Movie Night to unexpected departures and bombshells galore, this year's show hasn't been short of twists and turns - and we've been glued to every moment. So when is the final?
Now, as we get closer to the finishing episode, the race is on for one couple to win and claim the £50,000 prize pot. And at this stage of the game, it really could be anyone's crowning title.
So here's everything you need to know about when the Love Island final is and when the series comes to an end.
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When is the Love Island 2024 final?
Love Island typically runs for eight weeks for the summer series with the final episode always airing on a Monday night.
Since season 12 kicked off on Monday 9th June, Love Island 2025 will officially end on Monday 4th August. Airing on ITV2 at 9pm, the show will end at a much later time of 10:35.
What will happen at the Love Island final?
Based on previous finale episodes, we can expect the last instalment to have a duration of around 90 minutes.
This last episode will be packed with emotional final dates from those still in the villa, their emotional final hours and of course, the much-anticipated announcement of the winning couple who will take home the £50,000 prize pot.
We will also have interviews with those who were dumped from the island plus get to see friends and family.
It's usually a live finale episode with a live audience and will be presented by host Maya Jama.
Will there be a Love Island 2025 reunion?
Since 2023, season 9, viewers have looked forward to watching the Love Island reunion episodes, where we learn who's hooking up, who's still going strong, and who's decided to part ways.
But now the cast are often brought back during the live finale, ITV have axed the extra reunion episode. This started at the end of the first ever Love Island All Stars and the rest of the series have followed this structure since.
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