Amber Gill And Greg O’Shea Have Won The Hugely Successful ITV2 Show, Love Island 2019.
- Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea have won Love Island 2019.
- The pair beat Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury who were seeing each other for around 54 days.
- Greg selected the envelope with prize money; however, after a moment of tension announced that he would be splitting the cash £50,000 with Amber.
- Curtis Pritchard and Maura Higgins were the first couple to be out of the show on Monday night bagging the fourth place.
- Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague were the runner ups.
- Amber was initially linked with Callum MacLeod followed by Anton Danyluk.
Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea, who have been together for only two weeks, have won the show splitting the prize money in between them. The pair beat Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury who were seeing each other for around 54 days.
Caroline Flack, the host of the show, asked 21 years old beautician Amber and 24 years old rugby player Greg to choose an envelope; in which one contained the prize fund £50,000 and the another one containing nothing.
Greg selected the envelope with prize money; however, after a moment of tension announced that he would be splitting the cash £50,000 with Amber.
In the final live episode, Curtis Pritchard and Maura Higgins were the first couple to be out of the show on Monday night bagging the fourth place. India Reynolds and Ovie Soko soon followed them. Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague were the runner ups.
Before being announced as the runner-ups, Tommy said: If it wasn’t for Molly I wouldn’t be half the man I am sat here today.
Amber is one of the finalists who has been in the show since the start of the show. She was initially linked with Callum MacLeod followed by Anton Danyluk.
Michael Griffiths is the one who told Amber that he had feelings for her and they coupled up. But when Casa Amor whisked her, Michael turned to Joanna leaving her single.
Later, Amber was asked to choose between Greg and Michael; Michael ended up being voted out choosing Greg.
