LOVE Island finalists will learn to tango tonight as they battle it out to be crowned king and queen of the series.
After a quick dance lesson, the couples will separate away from each other to prepare their final love speeches to each other – and expect emotions to run high as they open up about their journey on the most talked about reality show of the year.
Love Island finalists learn to tango as they battle it out to win 50K in live final with Laura Whitmore tonight
The four remaining couples will battle it to be the winners of Love Island’s first winter series, with Luke Trotman and Siannise Fudge tipped for the cash prize.
After two months of couplings, dumpings and drama in the Cape Town villa, the winners will be announced during tonight’s final on ITV2.
The winners will receive a prize of 50,000, which they will choose to either split or steal.
Finley Tapp and Paige Turley, Luke Mabbott and Demi Jones, and Ched Uzor and Jess Gale are also in with a chance to win the popular reality dating show.
Two professional dancers visit the villa to teach the islanders a thing or two about the tango
Luke M and Demi gazed into each others eyes as they danced away together
Despite Paige looking confused while talking to the dance teacher, Finn seemed to be getting into the groove of things
Tonight’s episode will feature each finalist’s best bits by charting their journey on the show right from the beginning.
The remaining islanders will also perform their own version of the tango – a dance that they have all been practising.
Each couple has gone from strength to stregnth on the show and tonight viewers will see each islander’s declaration of love to their partner – and one coupled even says “I love you.”
Bookmakers Coral are offering odds of 4/11 for Luke T and Siannise to scoop the prize.
The girls left the villa to prepare for their speeches in matching pink gowns
The boys banter was on top form as they prepared for their speeches
Finn, Ched, Luke M and Luke T all scrub up extremely well
Harry Aitkenhead, PR executive for the betting shop told The Sun Online: “The final weekend of Love Island’s first winter series is here and we make Luke T and Siannise the hot favourites to be crowned winners. If they’re to be upset, Finley and Paige look the most likely couple to pip them to victory.”
The final comes soon after the death of former presenter Caroline Flack.
The TV presenter was found dead at her east London home on Saturday last week, having taken her own life at the age of 40.
ITV decided not to air any episodes last Saturday or Sunday as a mark of respect to her family and returned on Monday with a tribute to Flack, who started hosting the programme in 2015.
The Love Island final takes place tonight at 9pm on ITV2, hosted by Laura Whitmore.
