The Virgin Media Two show’s grand finale took place on Monday, expertly hosted by the talented Maya Jama, a renowned TV presenter and Radio DJ. Following their victory on the show, Root and Harding graciously shared their newfound insights about themselves in an exclusive interview.
Reflecting on his personal growth, Root honestly admitted, “When I first entered the show, I was immature and just wanted to have fun and goof around.” However, he acknowledged that the experience helped him mature significantly. Root proudly declared, “Not only have I found a loving relationship, but also winning the show has truly transformed me into a man.”
Similarly, Harding expressed how the show had positively impacted her self-discovery journey. She shared her learnings, saying, “It has been an incredible experience. Participating in this show has been nothing short of amazing… Through handling conflicts and trusting the process, I have grown as a person, realizing that if something is meant to be, it will happen naturally.” Harding emphasized the importance of trusting in fate rather than chasing after someone.
Root and Harding’s love story began when Root entered the villa as a surprise addition and instantly chose Harding for a romantic hot tub date. However, their relationship faced its fair share of obstacles as they found themselves coupled up with other islanders. Despite these hurdles, their connection endured, leading them to victory.
In the nail-biting final, Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki emerged as the runners-up, followed by Ella Thomas and Tyrique Hyde in third place, and Zachariah Noble and Molly Marsh in fourth place. The triumph of Root and Harding was evident in the Love Island figures shared on Twitter, with them securing an impressive 34.57% of the votes. Adebayo and Nowacki garnered 26.85%, while Thomas and Hyde received 24.21%, and Marsh and Noble achieved 14.37%.
For fans eagerly anticipating more Love Island content, mark your calendars for Love Island: The Reunion, airing on Sunday, August 6 at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX. And fear not, for Love Island will be returning in 2024, ready to captivate audiences once again with its mix of love, drama, and unforgettable reality TV moments.
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