The 13th season of Love Island returned at the start of June - hot on the heels of the third series of Love Island All Stars which was broadcast earlier in the year.
Hosted by Maya Jama and back on the Spanish island of Mallorca, the show first hit our screens in 2015.
Since then it has been streamed more than a billion times and is regularly the most watched programme for those aged 16-34.
Scottish comedian Iain Stirling is once again providing pithy commentary as Islanders battle it out in the UK's biggest dating show.
And there was more Scottish interest this year, with 24-year-old West Lothian real estate videographer Ellie taking part in the latest series.
She was favourite to take the title but ended up quitting the island when partner Findlay was voted out.
Time will tell whether she will find true love, but she’s lost out on the chance of a share of the £50,000 prize for the last couple standing.
We’re now nearing the end of the series, with the final taking place on Monday, July 27.
By that time we’ll be down to the last three couples, but there are currently 13 islanders still in with a chance of winning.
Here’s how the bookies rate all of their chances of winning.
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1. Julia Majchrzak - 10/11
Starting with the most likely female winners of Love Island 2026. Julia Majchrzak is now the hot 10/11 favourite to be the last woman standing. She's a 26-year-old insurance broker from London. | ITV
2. Jasmine Muller - 15/8
27-year-old Jasmine Muller is the 15/8 second favourite for the Love Island title. The fashion business owner is from Dubai but now lives in London. | ITV
3. Yasmin Hadlow - 4/1
Yasmin Hadlow has odds of 4/1 to go all the way. The 23-year-old is a recruitment consultant from Broadstairs in Kent. | ITV
4. Priya Jaswal - 25/1
25-year-old Priya Jaswal is the most likely of the outsiders to win - priced at 25/1. The business development manager comes from Surrey. | ITV