ITV has shared the voting figures for this year’s Love Island final.
Monday night’s finale saw Millie and Liam crowned the champions of Love Island 2021, with Millie ultimately choosing to share the £50,000 prize money with her new boyfriend.
On Tuesday afternoon, ITV posted the full voting stats for the final on their website, revealing that Millie and Liam were securely the most popular couple among those who cast their vote.
According to ITV, Millie and Liam had 42.8% in the first round of voting between Sunday and Monday, which fell ever so slightly to 41.1% in the second round.
Meanwhile, runners up Chloe and Toby had 30.4% on Sunday evening, which rose by a full percent to 31.4% when the final vote was counted.
The full voting figures – including those for third place Faye and Teddy and fourth place Kaz and Tyler – are as follows:
ITV also disclosed that over a million votes were cast in the first round after Sunday night’s episode of Love Island, with an additional 880,808 cast during the second round of voting.
The overall result got something of a mixed result from Love Island fans on social media – as did ITV’s decision to bring back the final twist involving the winning couple presented with the option of taking the prize money for themselves, which was branded “pointless” by many viewers.
Host Laura Whitmore also confirmed that Love Island will return to our screens for its eighth season in 2022.
Monday night’s finale saw Millie and Liam crowned the champions of Love Island 2021, with Millie ultimately choosing to share the £50,000 prize money with her new boyfriend.
On Tuesday afternoon, ITV posted the full voting stats for the final on their website, revealing that Millie and Liam were securely the most popular couple among those who cast their vote.
According to ITV, Millie and Liam had 42.8% in the first round of voting between Sunday and Monday, which fell ever so slightly to 41.1% in the second round.
Meanwhile, runners up Chloe and Toby had 30.4% on Sunday evening, which rose by a full percent to 31.4% when the final vote was counted.
The full voting figures – including those for third place Faye and Teddy and fourth place Kaz and Tyler – are as follows:
ITV also disclosed that over a million votes were cast in the first round after Sunday night’s episode of Love Island, with an additional 880,808 cast during the second round of voting.
The overall result got something of a mixed result from Love Island fans on social media – as did ITV’s decision to bring back the final twist involving the winning couple presented with the option of taking the prize money for themselves, which was branded “pointless” by many viewers.
Host Laura Whitmore also confirmed that Love Island will return to our screens for its eighth season in 2022.
