Who won Love Island 2020 and where are the finalists now?
The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel  There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily email Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  It's official, Love Island 2021 is here with 10 brand new contestants heading into the famous villa in Mallorca. As the nation tunes into the ITV2 dating show, however, many might be trying to cast their minds back to last year's winners. In 2020 Love Island aired its first winter version of the show, located in South Africa, but was forced to cancel the summer version due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here's everything you need to know. The first ever winter series of Love Island UK was won by Finn Tapp and Paige Turley. Paige, who had dated chart-topping singer Lewis Capaldi before joining the reality series, and Finn coupled up on day six and remained together for the duration of the show. The answer is yes, the couple moved in together during lockdown last summer and recently celebrated their first anniversary with sweet posts on social media. According to Liverpool Echo Finn relocated to Paige's home in West Lothian, Scotland, before the pair decided to move to Manchester. Paige and Finn beat runners-up Luke Trotman and Sinnise Fudge to win the show. Darlington FC football player Luke and beauty consultant Sinnise are also still together. The couple moved into an apartment in London in May 2020 and documented the milestone on social media. They have also been keeping their millions of followers entertained on TikTok throughout lockdown with cute videos and impressive dance moves. (Image: ITV)  In third place was Demi Jones and heating engineer Luke Mabbott. The pair have since split and Luke is dating Love Island 2019 contestant Lucie Dolan. The pair have been on holiday together and regularly share relationship updates on Instagram. In May 2020 Demi Jones announced she had been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Scaffolder Ched Uzor and student Jess Gale were the couple who came in fourth place in 2020. (Image: ITV)  However, the couple failed to go the distance splitting up later that year. Jess announced they were no longer together in June, telling fans: "To confirm, myself and Ched have split, we are still good friends and I wish him all the best, thanks for all the support you have given us since the villa." Love Island starts at Monday, June 28 at 9pm on ITV2.