Love Island 2024 is officially over, for approximately four months until the summer series of course, and season ten has been one for the history books. As viewers we've laughed, shouted at our screens, and witnessed some historic moments with our Love Island All Stars returning to the villa. As we all saw on Monday night, Molly Smith and Tom Clare were crowned winners of the All Stars series, but by how much?
ITV has now revealed the final voting stats and Molly and Callum won by a TINY margin with just 35% of the vote!
What are the final Love Island voting figures?
The other Love Island finalists included Jess Gayle and Callum Jones coming in second, Sophie Piper and Josh Ritchie taking third place and Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran just stealing fourth. That means our Grazia favourite, Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk missed out on top four, just taking fifth place.
But how did the voting go for the final five? Well, here's the voting figures for Love Island's finale broke down...
Molly & Tom - 35%
Jess & Callum -33%
Sophie & Josh - 15%
Georgia S & Toby - 10%
Georgia H & Anton - 7%
Honestly, we're not entirely shocked at how close Molly and Tom's win was with Jess and Callum, given the fanfare for Molly and Callum separately but viewers likely will be shocked to see just how few votes the rest of the Islanders received.
How does Molly and Callum's win compare to seasons past? Well, they've not exactly made records. The 2018 edition still holds the top spot for voting majorities, which saw Jack Fincham and Dani Dyerwin the £50,000 prize with a record 80% of the vote.
In 2022 though, Ekin-Su and Davide came close with a staggering 63.7% of the votes from the public. The pair were way ahead of second place finalists Gemma and Luca who received 14.5% of the votes. Let's see what the summer 2024 series holds for us...