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Love Island (2015 TV series) series 6

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The sixth series of Love Island began broadcasting on 12 January 2020, on ITV2.[1] The series was announced on 24 July 2019, when it was confirmed that two seasons would air in 2020, and this is also the first winter edition of the seasons.[2][3] Unlike the summer edition, the luxury villa is located in Cape Town. This series is also the first to be hosted by Laura Whitmore, who has taken over from Caroline Flack.[4][5] The series is narrated by Iain Stirling.

Love Island
Series 6
Presented byLaura Whitmore
No. of days44
WinnersFinn Tapp and Paige Turley
No. of episodes36
Release
Original networkITV2
Original release12 January (2020-01-12) –
23 February 2020 (2020-02-23)
Series chronology
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Series 5
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Series 7

On 15 February 2020, following the death of former presenter Caroline Flack, the Unseen Bits episode due to air that day was not broadcast; but was made available on the ITV Hub. The regular episode did not air the following day either. The show returned on 17 February with a tribute to Flack. On the same day, ITV2 confirmed that the companion series Love Island: Aftersun, which was set to air after that episode's main show, would not be broadcast.[6] A further tribute to Flack aired during the final on 23 February, which featured a compilation of her time throughout her five series as host.[7]

On 23 February 2020, the series was won by Finn Tapp and Paige Turley, who received 44.52% of the final vote.[8] Siânnise Fudge and Luke Trotman finished as runners-up with 43.61% of the vote, making it the closest voting percentage between the final two couples ever with less than 1% between them.[8]

Musician Sean Paul makes an appearance in the Villa during the season.[9]

Production

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The first 10-second trailer for the series aired on 2 December 2019, featured the tagline "Do one, winter." It was then followed by a full-length trailer that used the song "Lose Control" by Meduza, Becky Hill & Goodboys which was released on 6 December 2019, and featured Caroline Flack.[10] On 17 December 2019, Flack announced that she would be standing down as host following allegations of assault against her boyfriend.[4] On 20 December, it was announced that fellow TV presenter Laura Whitmore would be her replacement.[11] She also took on the role of presenting Love Island: Aftersun, which for the first time aired every Monday after the main show rather than its usual Sunday slot.[12]

Villa

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For the first winter edition of the show, the Islanders will stay at the Midden Cottage, located in the "ultra-wealthy" Constantia suburb of Cape Town.[13]

Islanders

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The Islanders for the sixth series were released on 6 January 2020, just six days before the launch.[14] These include Eve and Jess Gale, who are the second set of twins to compete in the show following John and Tony Alberti in 2015.[15] The series was won by Finn Tapp and Paige Turley.

Islander Age Hometown Entered Status Ref
Finn Tapp 20 Milton Keynes Day 5 Winner (Day 44) [16]
Paige Turley 22 Fauldhouse Day 1 Winner (Day 44) [17]
Luke Trotman 22 Luton Day 12 Runner-up (Day 44) [18]
Siânnise Fudge 25 Bristol Day 1 Runner-up (Day 44) [19]
Demi Jones 21 Portsmouth Day 16 Third place (Day 44) [20]
Luke Mabbott 24 Redcar Day 12 Third place (Day 44) [18]
Ched Uzor 23 Bury St Edmunds Day 23 Fourth place (Day 44) [21]
Jess Gale 20 Cambridge Day 1 Fourth place (Day 44) [22]
Mike Boateng 24 London Day 1 Dumped (Day 41) [23]
Priscilla Anyabu 25 Battersea Day 23 Dumped (Day 41) [21]
Callum Jones 23 Manchester Day 1 Dumped (Day 38) [24]
Molly Smith 25 Manchester Day 23 Dumped (Day 38) [21]
Jamie Clayton 28 Edinburgh Day 31 Dumped (Day 38) [25]
Natalia Zoppa 20 Manchester Day 23 Dumped (Day 38) [21]
Shaughna Phillips 25 London Day 1 Dumped (Day 33) [26]
Eva Zapico 21 Bromley Day 23 Dumped (Day 30) [21]
Nas Majeed 23 London Day 1 Dumped (Day 30) [27]
Jordan Waobikeze 24 London Day 23 Dumped (Day 30) [21]
Rebecca Gormley 21 Newcastle Day 9 Dumped (Day 30) [28]
Alexi Eraclides 23 Essex Day 23 Dumped (Day 26) [21]
Biggs Chris 27 Glasgow Day 23 Dumped (Day 26) [21]
George Day 27 Southampton Day 23 Dumped (Day 26) [21]
Jade Affleck 25 Yarm Day 23 Dumped (Day 26) [21]
Jamie McCann 25 Stevenston Day 23 Dumped (Day 26) [21]
Josh Kempton 21 Camberley Day 23 Dumped (Day 26) [21]
Sophie Piper 21 Essex Day 1 Dumped (Day 22) [29]
Wallace Wilson 24 Inverness Day 16 Dumped (Day 22) [20]
Leanne Amaning 22 London Day 1 Dumped (Day 18) [30]
Connor Durman 25 Brighton Day 1 Dumped (Day 15) [31]
Connagh Howard 27 Cardiff Day 5 Dumped (Day 13) [32]
Eve Gale 20 Cambridge Day 1 Dumped (Day 6) [22]
Ollie Williams 23 Lanhydrock Day 1 Walked (Day 4) [33]

Coupling

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The couples were chosen shortly after the islanders enter the villa.

Day 1 Day 6 Day 13 Day 18 Day 26 Day 33 Final
Finn Not in Villa Paige Paige Paige Paige Paige Winner
(Day 44)
Paige Ollie Finn Finn Finn Finn Finn Winner
(Day 44)
Luke T Not in Villa Rebecca Siânnise Siânnise Siânnise Runner-up
(Day 44)
Siânnise Nas Connor Nas Luke T Luke T Luke T Runner-up
(Day 44)
Demi Not in Villa Nas — Luke M Third place
(Day 44)
Luke M Not in Villa Jess Jess Natalia Demi Third place
(Day 44)
Ched Not in Villa Jess Jess Fourth place
(Day 44)
Jess — Nas Luke M Luke M Ched Ched Fourth place
(Day 44)
Mike Leanne Leanne Leanne Sophie Priscilla Priscilla Dumped
(Day 41)
Priscilla Not in Villa Mike Mike Dumped
(Day 41)
Callum Shaughna Shaughna Shaughna Shaughna Molly Molly Dumped
(Day 38)
Molly Not in Villa Callum Callum Dumped
(Day 38)
Jamie C Not in Villa Natalia Dumped
(Day 38)
Natalia Not in Villa Luke M Jamie C Dumped
(Day 38)
Shaughna Callum Callum Callum Callum — Dumped
(Day 33)
Eva Not in Villa Nas Dumped
(Day 30)
Nas Siânnise Jess Siânnise Demi Eva Dumped
(Day 30)
Jordan Not in Villa Rebecca Dumped
(Day 30)
Rebecca Not in Villa Luke T Wallace Jordan Dumped
(Day 30)
Alexi Not in Villa Dumped
(Day 26)
Biggs Not in Villa Dumped
(Day 26)
George Not in Villa Dumped
(Day 26)
Jade Not in Villa Dumped
(Day 26)
Jamie M Not in Villa Dumped
(Day 26)
Josh Not in Villa Dumped
(Day 26)
Sophie Connor Connagh Connor Mike Dumped
(Day 22)
Wallace Not in Villa Rebecca Dumped
(Day 22)
Leanne Mike Mike Mike Dumped
(Day 18)
Connor Sophie Siânnise Sophie Dumped
(Day 15)
Connagh Not in Villa Sophie Dumped
(Day 13)
Eve — Dumped
(Day 6)
Ollie Paige Walked
(Day 4)
Notes 1 none 2

Notes

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  • ^Note 1 : Eve and Jess arrived after the coupling on Day 1, but were told they would be able to steal boys for themselves on Day 2. Jess picked Mike, and Eve picked Callum.
  • ^Note 2 : Original Islanders were only given the option to remain in their current couple, or re-couple with one of the new Islanders.

Weekly summary

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The main events in the Love Island villa are summarised in the table below.

Week 1 Entrances
  • On Day 1, Callum, Connor, Eve, Jess, Leanne, Mike, Nas, Ollie, Paige, Shaughna, Siânnise and Sophie entered the villa.
  • On Day 5, Connagh and Finn entered the villa.
Coupling
  • On Day 1, the Islanders coupled up for the first time. After all of the girls entered, the boys were asked to choose a girl to pair up with. Leanne coupled up with Mike, Paige paired up with Ollie, Shaughna with Callum, Siânnise with Nas and Sophie with Connor.
  • On Day 2, Eve and Jess were each allowed to steal a boy from a couple. Eve chose Callum, whereas Jess chose Mike, leaving Leanne and Shaughna single.[34]
  • On Day 6, the islanders re-coupled. This time it was the boys who had to pick a girl to pair up with. Callum and Shaughna, and Mike and Leanne reunited, while Connagh chose Sophie, Connor picked Siânnise, Finn went with Paige, and Nas coupled with Jess. As Eve remained single, she was dumped from the island.
Challenges
  • On Day 2, the girls and the boys competed against each other in "Spill the Tea", in which they had to guess which islander a fact was about. To make their guess they had to kiss that islander.[35]
  • On Day 6, the girls competed in a "Booty-camp" challenge where they had to take on an obstacle course then finish by kissing a boy of their choice. Siânnise won the challenge.
Dates
  • On Day 2, as the newest couples, Jess and Mike, and Eve and Callum went on a double date.
  • On Day 5, new Islanders Connagh and Finn were asked to choose two other Islanders to take on dates. Connagh chose Sophie and Shaughna, whilst Finn picked Siânnise and Paige.
Exits
  • On Day 4, Ollie decided to voluntarily leave the villa.[36]
  • On Day 6, Eve was dumped from the island after failing to couple up.[37]
Week 2 Entrances
  • On Day 9, Rebecca entered the villa.[28]
  • On Day 12, Luke M and Luke T entered the villa.
Coupling
  • On Day 13, the islanders re-coupled. This time it was the girls who had to pick a boy to couple up with. Callum and Shaughna, Finn and Paige, and Mike and Leanne remained together, while Connor and Sophie, and Nas and Siânnise reunited. Jess went with Luke M, and Rebecca coupled with Luke T. As Connagh remained single, he was dumped from the island.[38]
Challenges
  • On Day 8, the islanders competed in a couples quiz where they had to answer questions about the person they are coupled up with. The quiz was won by Finn and Paige.[39]
  • On Day 9, the boys and girls competed in a challenge where they had to raise their opposing team's heart rate. At the end of the game they found out who raised their heart rate the most. Rebecca also entered the villa during this challenge as a surprise to the islanders.[40]
Dates
  • On Day 9, Leanne and Mike left the villa to go on their first date.[41]
  • On Day 9, after raising their heart rate the most, Rebecca dated both Callum and Connor in the hideaway.[42]
  • On Day 12, the public voted for who they wanted new boys Luke M and Luke T to go on dates with. They picked Jess to date Luke M, and Siânnise to date Luke T.[43]
  • On Day 13, new Islanders Luke M and Luke T were asked to choose two other Islanders to take on dates. Luke M chose Paige and Sophie, whilst Luke T picked Leanne and Rebecca.[44]
Exits
  • On Day 13, Connagh was dumped from the island after failing to couple up.[45]
Week 3 Entrances
  • On Day 16, Demi and Wallace entered the villa.[20]
Coupling
  • On Day 18, the islanders re-coupled. This time it was the boys who had to pick a boy to couple up with. Callum and Shaughna, Finn and Paige, and Luke M and Jess remained together, while Luke T went with Siânnise, Wallace coupled with Rebecca, Nas chose Demi, and Mike picked Sophie. As Leanne remained single, she was dumped from the island.
Challenges
  • On Day 16, the islanders competed in "Getting Trollied" where they had to transfer food to each other using their mouths. Callum and Shaughna won the challenge.[46]
  • On Day 19, the islanders competed in the "Speedy Sex Positions" challenge. It was won by Nas and Demi.
  • On Day 20, the islanders competed in the "Oktobersesh" challenge featuring Oktoberfest inspired games. It was won by Paige and Finn.
Dates
  • On Day 15, Callum and Shaughna left the villa to go on their first date.
  • On Day 16, new islanders Demi and Wallace were asked to choose three other islanders to take on dates. Demi chose Finn, Luke M and Nas, whilst Wallace chose Siânnise, Paige and Sophie.
Exits
  • On Day 15, after the public voted for their favourite couple, it was announced that Connor and Sophie were the couple with the fewest votes. It was then up to the safe islanders to pick which of the two to dump. They chose Connor.[47]
  • On Day 18, Leanne was dumped from the island after failing to couple up.
Week 4 Entrances
  • On Day 23, Alexi, Biggs, Ched, George, Jordan and Josh entered the Main Villa, whilst Eva, Jade, Jamie M, Molly, Natalia and Priscilla joined the boys in Casa Amor.
Challenges
  • On Day 22, the islanders competed in the "Snog, Marry, Pie" challenge where each islander had to snog, marry and pie an islander of the opposite gender.
  • On Day 23, the Main Villa and Casa Amor competed in a game to make cocktails by passing ingredients from one end of a line to the other by mouth alone. The challenge was won by Casa Amor.
  • On Day 24, the Main Villa and Casa Amor competed in "Raunchy Races" where they had to complete a certain task quicker than the other villa. The Main Villa won the challenge and won a party for that evening.
Coupling
  • On Day 26, the original Islanders were told that they would be re-coupling. They were only given the option to remain in their current couple or to choose one of the new Islanders. However, as the boys and the girls were living in separate villas, they were not aware of what the other one chose. If one decided to re-couple and the other did not, then they would be single but still remain on the island. If both re-coupled then they would both remain in the villa with their new partner, and any remaining single new islanders would be dumped. Already single, islanders Rebecca and Mike chose to couple up with Jordan and Priscilla respectively. Finn and Paige, and Luke T and Siânnise remained together. Callum picked Molly, Jess chose Ched, Luke M coupled up with Natalia, and Nas went with Eva. As Demi and Shaughna's original partners failed to recouple with them, they were now single. The new single islanders were then dumped from the villa.
Exits
  • On Day 22, the islanders voted anonymously for the two least compatible couples. As Jess and Luke M, Rebecca and Wallace, Siânnise and Luke T, Sophie and Mike all received votes, they went head-to-head with each other in a public vote to save. It was then revealed that Rebecca and Wallace, and Sophie and Mike had received the fewest and were therefore at risk. It was then up to the safe islanders to decide which one from each at risk couple to dump. They chose Sophie and Wallace.
  • On Day 26, new islanders Alexi, Biggs, George, Jade, Jamie M and Josh were dumped from the island after failing to couple up.
Week 5 Entrances
  • On Day 31, Jamie entered the villa.
Coupling
  • On Day 33 there was a recoupling where the boys chose. Finn and Paige, Luke T and Siânnise, Callum and Molly, Mike and Priscilla and Jess and Ched remained together. Jamie chose Natalia and Luke M chose Demi. As a result, Shaughna remained single and was dumped.
Challenges
  • On Day 30 the girls competed in the "Girl Racers" challenge where the girls had to complete a course blindfolded guided by a boy. The challenge was won by Paige and Finn.
  • On Day 31, the islanders competed in "Rumpy Pumpy" where islanders competed against each other to pump up balloons with their bodies and answer a sexy question. The Blue team won which consisted of Callum, Ched, Luke M, Paige, Priscilla, Shaughna and Siânnise.
  • On Day 32, the islanders competed in "News Splash" where they had to fill in the blanks in news headlines with incorrect answers resulting in getting dunked in a water tank.
  • On Day 34, the islanders competed in the 'Valentines Bae' challenge where they had to complete an obstacle course whilst carrying a romantic meal. The challenge was won by Luke M and Demi.
Dates
  • On Day 31, new islander Jamie had to take two girls on dates. He chose Shaughna and Demi.
  • On Day 32, Jess and Ched went on their first date.
  • On Day 34, Luke M and Demi went on their first date.
Exits
  • On Day 30, the public voted for their favourite couple. As Rebecca and Jordan, and Nas and Eva received the fewest votes they were dumped from the villa.
  • On Day 33, Shaughna was dumped from the villa for failing to couple up.
Week 6 Challenges
  • On Day 37, the islanders had to vote for another couple in a number of different categories. For every vote a couple received, they earned a point. As the categories were negative traits, the couple with the lowest votes won the challenge. This was Ched and Jess.
  • On Day 40, the boys had to collectively complete five undercover assignments without the girls knowing.
Dates
  • On Day 39, Mike and Priscilla, Finn and Paige, Ched and Jess went on their final dates.
  • On Day 40, Demi and Luke M, and Siânnise and Luke T went on their final dates.
Exits
  • On Day 38, following the islanders voted for the two least compatible couples the previous day, Demi and Luke M, Jess and Ched, Molly and Callum, Natalia and Jamie, and Priscilla and Mike who all received votes went head-to-head with each other in a public vote to save. It was then revealed that having received the fewest votes, Natalia and Jamie had been dumped. Molly and Callum, and Mike and Priscilla were also still at risk, and it was up to the safe islanders to decide which couple to save. They ultimately chose to dump Molly and Callum.
  • On Day 41, the public voted for their favourite couple. Mike and Priscilla received the fewest votes and were therefore dumped from the villa.

Ratings

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Official ratings are taken from BARB and include ITV2 +1.[48] Catch-up service totals are added to the official ratings.[49] Because the Saturday episodes are weekly catch-up episodes rather than nightly highlights, these are not included in the overall averages. The week 6 Sunday episode did not air due to the passing of former host Caroline Flack.

Viewers (millions)
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
Sunday 4.84 4.00 3.97 4.17 4.00 3.62
Monday 4.58 4.08 3.76 4.01 3.81 3.80
Tuesday 4.38 3.98 3.71 3.92 3.96 3.37
Wednesday 4.18 3.93 3.96 4.16 4.00 3.25
Thursday 4.18 3.81 3.78 4.20 3.89 3.34
Friday 4.05 4.01 3.71 4.63 4.13 3.30
Weekly average 4.37 3.97 3.82 4.18 3.97 3.45
Running average 4.37 4.17 4.05 4.09 4.06 3.96
Series average 3.96
Unseen Bits 1.05 1.00 1.02 1.19 1.02
Aftersun 0.93 1.04 0.91 1.39 1.03

Controversy

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Viewers called for contestant Ollie Williams to be axed after pictures were obtained by The Sun showing him posing next to animal corpses from endangered species in South Africa. A representative of Williams claimed he is a "conservationist and worked with an anti-poaching unit in Mozambique" culling sick animals, while Metro reported Williams is the director of Cornish Sporting Agency, a hunting business. In since-deleted images on his social media, Williams posed with dead animals alongside his clients. A Change.org petition was started to remove Williams from the series.[50][51] Regulator Ofcom received 272 complaints after the first airing, 231 of which regarding Williams inclusion on the show.[52]

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