Who won Love Island last year?
(Picture: ITV/Love Island)  Monday cant come soon enough as Love Island fans eagerly await the launch of the new series. This years Islanders have been confirmed by ITV, including the first-ever disabled contestant to appear on the dating show. With the last series ending well over a year ago due to the summer series being pulled amid coronavirus concerns, fans may be struggling to remember the outcome of the dramatic installment of the ITV show. So heres who won last year, and what prize they got to take home. The winners of the first-ever winter Love Island were Paige Turley and Finn Tapp. The pair beat runners-up Luke Trotman and Sinnise Fudge to win the show. Paige and Finn won the first-ever winter Love Island (Picture: ITV/Love Island)  Finn and Paige got together on Day 6 when Finn made his entrance, and are still together to this day. Since winning the show, theyve remained together and moved in with one another during the lockdown. Paige told Metro.co.uk back in December, When we first moved in, I was complaining a lot because he can be quite lazy but hes actually got a lot better as he probably got bored of me complaining. Love Island has aired every year since 2015, so there have been 12 winners so far. The winning couples from each year are as follows:  2020  Paige Turley and Finn Tapp  2019  Greg OShea and Amber Gill  2018  Jack Fincham and Dani Dyer  2017  Kem Cetinay and Amber Davies  2016  Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde  2015  Jessica Hayes and Max Morley  Unfortunately, the only winning couples still together are Paige and Finn, and Nathan and Cara. Not only does the winning couple get to take home their new partner, but they are also awarded a mouth-watering 50,000. They then choose to either steal the 50k for themselves, or share with their partner. Since 2015 the couple have always split the money between them. Love Island 2021 starts on Monday, June 28, on ITV2. Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  Share your views in the comments below