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Love Island UK 2019 had a lot of turbulent relationships, but which series 5 couples are still together? And who has split?
Love Island series five saw three strong couples reach the final, with Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea – who have since split – taking the crown as Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury came in second place.
Ovie Soko and India Reynolds were just behind them (but have also since broken up), while Curtis Pritchard and Maura Higgins landed fourth – who announced their break-up earlier this year.
Love Island Couples Still Together – Relationships From Every UK Series
But which couples are still together and who has split? Here’s everything you need to know…
Tommy and Molly coupled up in the second week of being in the villa, after a love triangle involving Maura Higgins. From then on, the couple grew closer and even declared their love for one another halfway through the series.
Since leaving the show the couple have proved they’re serious about their relationship and have even moved in together in a plush flat in Cheshire.
The pair continue to make it very clear they're very loved up, spending almost every day together and documenting everything on Molly's YouTube channel – from their shopping trips to their sun-soaked holidays.
Dancer Curtis’ time in the villa took an unexpected turn when he dumped partner of five weeks Amy Hart and coupled up with Maura a few days later, but the duo only grew stronger and went on to finish fourth in the final.
While they took a few months to officially become boyfriend and girlfriend, Maura and Curtis seemed serious about one another.
Maura announced they'd split with a statement on Instagram Stories, saying they "tried to make it work but it wasn't to be."
However, Maura went on to find love with Love Island bestie Chris Taylor, confirming they're officially together after insisting they were just friends for months!
Joe was once of the first contestants to be dumped from Love Island, after his romance with Lucie didn’t go the way he’d hoped.
He vowed to wait for the Cornish surfer when he exited the villa, but Lucie continued to declare her feelings for pal Tommy.
However, weeks after the show came to an end it appeared the former couple were back on after they were repeatedly pictured holding hands.
They went on to flaunt their budding romance all over social media after rekindling their feelings for one another, but called it quits in December.
Lucie has since moved on with Love Island 2020 Justin Bieber look-alike, Luke Mabbott.
Ovie won heaps of praise from viewers during his time on Love Island, due to his laid-back nature and his continuous defence of BFF Amber.
When he stepped in between Jordan Hames and Anna Vakili’s explosive row to take partner India away from the drama, he firmly cemented his role as the 2019 favourite.
However, the couple kept their budding romance low-key when they left the villa, leaving fans continuously doubting whether they were still together.
And toward the end of October, it was revealed they'd called time on the new relationship apparently due to conflicting work schedules.
Speaking at the Pride of Britain Awards, India said things were made harder by being in the public eye, telling The Mirror: "Obviously it's difficult, but any break-up is difficult. It's even more difficult when it's in front of the rest of the world, but I'll be fine."
Danny’s head did a 360 degree turn every time a new girl entered the villa, starting his romance journey with Yewande Biala before moving on to Arabella Chi and finally leaving with Jourdan after she arrived during the Casa Amor week.
Danny and Jourdan were eventually booted out of the show, but they stayed strong and moved in together in September – over a month before the model dumped her boyfriend after he started going out too much.
Jourdan apparently received messages from other girls claiming Danny had been flirting with them.
Greg may have only entered in the last few weeks of Love Island, but he truly stole Amber’s heart after picking her up following her heartache over the way Michael Griffiths savagely dumped her for Joanna Chimonides.
During their final speeches, Amber even told the Irish rugby player “this ice queen is melting”, as they professed their feelings for one another.
However, five weeks later they called time on their romance due to the distance between them and their hectic work schedules.
Anton and Belle had a rocky few patches during their time on the reality show, and just one month after the series ended the couple announced their split.
14 days after a romantic trip to Majorca their relationship came to an end, with sources claiming Belle felt "disrespected" after Anton's party holiday to Ibiza.
An insider told the tabloids: "Belle has seen all the pictures and videos of Anton in Ibiza and now just wants out. She feels he’s disrespecting their relationship and can’t see him changing his ways."
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