Which Love Island winning couples are still together?
Sign up to the Hull Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking news Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Love Island is making its return this week and one lucky couple is set to take home 50,000. Laura Whitmore will host the programme from the now-familiar summer villa on the island of Mallorca, with her husband Iain Stirling returning as the voiceover narrator. Producers have so far announced eleven of the singletons booked in for a stay, with more expected to join the contestants once the series is underway. From wedding bells to near-instant breakups, let's take a look at where the six winning couples are now. Series 1: Jessica Hayes and Max Morley  (Image: ITV)  Relationship status: separated  The first couple to leave the villa with the 50,000 prize pot was Jess and Max. But their relationship ultimately wasn't to be and they split up just six weeks after the series wrapped. Jess went on to meet mechanic Dan Lawry and the couple had a child together in 2019. However, the pair have now parted ways following a three-year engagement, according to Ok! Meanwhile, Max had another taste of reality TV when he appeared on Ex On The Beach in 2017. He now keeps a relatively low social media presence since breaking up with Love Island series 5's Laura Anderson. Series 2: Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey  (Image: mirror.co.uk)  Relationship status: married  Despite separating for a brief period after they won the show in 2016, Cara and Nathan got back together when they discovered they were having a child. The couple went on to marry in summer 2019 and last year had a second baby. It seems like Love Island really did find love for these two. Series 3: Amber Davies and Kem Cetinay  (Image: Getty Images)  Relationship status: separated  Amber and Kem's relationship lasted six months after leaving the villa, but they have found a great deal of success as individual TV personalities ever since. Love Island helped to springboard Amber into numerous TV projects, including All Together Now and And They're Off, and onto the stage, playing Judy Bernly in Dolly Parton musical 9 to 5. Kem, meanwhile, has appeared as a contestant on Dancing on Ice and Hunted, and as a showbiz presenter on This Morning. Most recently, he took part in 2021's Celebrity Masterchef. Series 4: Jack Fincham and Dani Dyer  (Image: PA)  Relationship status: separated  The relationship between Jack and Dani was another that was ultimately not to be, with the couple splitting up nine months after winning Love Island. Since 2018, Jack has had a child with NHS worker Casey Ranger and is now dating Towie star Frankie Sims. Dani has also had a baby, with stockbroker Sammy Kimmence, and enjoyed a number of TV appearances, including on Celebrity Gogglebox, Comic Relief and Eastenders, alongside her dad Danny Dyer. Series 5: Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea  (Image: PA)  Relationship status: separated  Amber and Greg's romance ended shortly after leaving the villa in 2019, with the pair splitting up five weeks later. Already a successful rugby player before Love Island, Greg was named in Ireland's squad for the World Sevens that November. Meanwhile, Amber has become a high-profile social media influencer and is set to front a six-part series about mental health with fellow Love Island star Kem Cetinay. Series 6: Paige Turley and Finn Tapp  (Image: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)      Relationship status: dating  The first winners of the winter version of the show, Paige and Finn are still a couple and recently celebrated their one year anniversary. They are now living in Manchester, having spent the coronavirus lockdowns together. You don't have to win to find love  (Image: PA)  Proving you don't have to take the Love Island crown to forge a successful relationship, Jess Shears and Dom Lever are still together after hooking up in series three. Despite the odds, they have stayed together and got married in secret back in 2018. Living in a stunning family home in Devon, the couple celebrated the birth of their first child - a boy - in 2019. Love Island series 7 begins on Monday 28 June at 9pm on ITV2.