Love Island 2023: When Is The Final?
10 March 2023, 16:11
When is the Love Island 2023 final? And how long has the series been on for? Here's what we know about the final so far.
Love Island 2023 has proved a hit with viewers after we watched romance blossom between Ron Hall and Lana Jenkins, Tom Clare and Samie Elishi, and Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga.
With a brand new host in the form of Maya Jama and a fresh villa in sunny South Africa, the contestants have had a paradise eight weeks and the Love Island final is fast approaching.
And while the series nine of Love Island has certainly warmed up our cold and miserable winter, it can't last forever - so when is the winter version's final?
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Here's just how long Love Island 2023 is on for, and when the final will take place:
When is the winter Love Island 2023 final?
Love Island will finish on Monday 13th March, which is when the final will air. You can watch the final on ITV2 at 9PM and it will run until 10.35PM.
Maya Jama will host the show, which will see one couple crowned the winners and taking home a £50,000 prize.
How long is the winter Love Island series?
Typically, a series of Love Island airs for around eight weeks, which is how long the current series is on for.
This series of Love Island began on January 16th 2023.
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When is summer Love Island 2023 on?
Don't panic too much about winter Love Island being over though as we're being treated to two versions of the romantic villa this year.
Typically, the normal Love Island appears on our screens around the beginning of June so we're looking at the 5th or 12th of June as our start date.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2.
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