Every couple from the 'Love Island USA' universe who are still together

• The eighth season of “Love Island USA” wrapped up this month.
• Although it’s a dating show, only 14 couples who met through it are still together.
• Six couples from season eight are officially dating after the season ended.

Here’s every couple from the “Love Island USA” universe who are still together.

Hannah Wright and Marco Donatelli

Wright and Donatelli met on season five of “Love Island” and eventually won the entire season in summer 2023.

In May 2025, they became the first couple from the American version of “Love Island” to get engaged, with a wedding date set for December 2026, according to their Instagram posts.

Carsten Bergersen and Taylor Smith

Bergersen, affectionately known as “Bergie,” and Smith also met during season five of “Love Island” in 2023. They came in third place.

After three years of dating (and a stint on “The Traitors” for Bergersen), they got engaged in May 2026.

Serena Page and Kordell Beckham

Beckham and Page had a rocky time during season six of “Love Island” in 2024, but they worked through their Casa Amor drama and ended up winning the season.

Fans got to see their relationship grow during the first season of “Beyond the Villa,” and the two are still together now.

Leah Kateb and Miguel Harichi

Kateb and Harichi were another one of season six’s power couples, with Kateb being the biggest breakout star from “Love Island USA” ever. After a dramatic breakup with Rob Rausch, Kateb met Harichi, and the two have been inseparable since. They were ruled the season’s runners-up.

Like Page and Beckham, Kateb and Harichi were cast members on the first season of “Beyond the Villa,” and fans watched as Harichi navigated a move to Los Angeles from London.

Taylor Williams and Clarke Carraway

Williams was originally paired up with Olandria Carthen during season seven, but a Casa Amor connection (and a “kid feeling”) with Carraway was enough for him to change his mind and join a new couple. They were eventually eliminated by viewers together toward the end of the season.

They’re still together and were both main cast members on season two of “Beyond the Villa,” and viewers got to see a new side of their relationship.

Iris Kendall and TJ Palma

Kendall and Palma started off season seven together, but Palma was eventually dumped from the villa after not receiving enough votes from his fellow islanders, and Kendall elected to stay. She recoupled with Pepe Garcia, and they made it all the way to the finale, placing fourth.

However, soon after the show ended, Kendall and Garcia broke up, and she reconnected with Palma. Fans got to see the aftermath of this drama on “Beyond the Villa,” but through it all, Palma and Kendall have remained together.

Bryce Alakai and Trinity Tatum

Season eight’s winners were Tatum and Alakai, known affectionately as “Brinity.” After nearly friend-zoning each other in the first few episodes, these two rebounded and became the most solid couple in the villa — it was all but assured they would take home the $100,000 prize.

In a post-show interview with People, they confirmed that they’re still together and Tatum is planning to move to LA, so they won’t be doing long-distance for long.

Carl Schmidt and Aniya Harvey

The runners-up of season eight, Harvey and Schmidt, are also still together, making their relationship Instagram official a few days after the finale.

“I truly cherish the connection I have with Carl and I’m so happy that he made my fairytale dream a reality. I cannot wait to see how our story continues,” Harvey wrote.

Schmidt simply commented: “Princess.”

Zach Georgiou and Kayda Bosse

Georgiou and Bosse came in fourth place during season eight, and have since confirmed their relationship on social media, with Georgiou saying, “I’m literally so grateful and blessed to have met her. She’s been my rock.”

Georgiou has thanked Bosse and the rest of his castmates for supporting him after he received hate on social media from “Love Island” viewers.

Kenzie Annis and Dylan Wrona

Wrona and Annis made their relationship exclusive shortly before getting eliminated from the villa in the penultimate episode of season eight.

Since then, they’ve traveled to LA and New York City together and posted on social media. Annis also confirmed their relationship during her appearance on “Call Her Daddy.”

KC Chandler and Tierra Davis

After a controversial Casa Amor, Chandler brought Davis back to the villa, where the two remained in a couple until their elimination during season eight — but not before Chandler asked Davis to be his girlfriend.

They made it Instagram official a week later, with a caption “Still we rise,” a reference to Chandler’s giant back tattoo.

Parmida Keshani and Corbin Mims

Mims and Keshani also connected at Casa Amor during season eight, but the two went home relatively quickly after their fellow Islanders chose not to save them from elimination.

Keshani already had plans to move to Miami, where Mims lives, and the two are still together now.

Kat Gibson and Bryce Fins

Fins and Gibson appeared on season four in 2022 (the first season to air on Peacock), but were never together romantically on the show — Fins was paired up with Courtney Boerner twice before getting eliminated, and Gibson was single for most of her time before choosing to leave the villa of her own accord.

Sleuths on Reddit have suspected since at least February 2024 that the two were dating, and the couple hard-launched in 2025.

Cormac Murphy and Johnnie Garcia

These two weren’t even on the same season, but the “Love Island” universe is very connected.

Murphy was on the first season of the American “Love Island” in 2019 — he didn’t last long — and Garcia was on season five in 2023. She made it all the way to the episode before the finale before getting dumped.

The two revealed their relationship in 2024 on Instagram, and they still regularly post together. Garcia shared that “Love Island” producers asked if Murphy would be a bombshell last season, even though the two are dating.