Love Island USA: Before the Finale, See Which Couples Are Still Fighting For Love

Published on 8/6/2019 at 6:28 PM

The first season of Love Island is coming to a close and we're down to our final four couples: Elizabeth and Zac, Caro and Ray, Alexandra and Dylan, and Weston and Emily. While viewers definitely have their favorite, there's no predicting which couple's love will push them to the top. But it's been a long road to our final four and there have been a lot of singles who journeyed to the island to find love (and win $100,000 of course). Ahead, check out the couples still in the running for the big prize, as well as the singles who have been dumped (or walked out like a boss) from Love Island.

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Love Island USA: Before the Finale, See Which Couples Are Still Fighting For Love

Is Caroline “Caro” Viehweg Still on Love Island USA?

Is Raymond Gantt Still on Love Island USA?

Is Emily Salch Still on Love Island USA?

Is Weston Richey Still on Love Island USA?

Is Alexandra Stewart Still on Love Island USA?

Is Dylan Curry Still on Love Island USA?

Is Elizabeth Weber Still on Love Island USA?

Is Zac Mirabelli Still on Love Island USA?

Is Still on Love Island USA? Kyra Green

Is Jared Youngblood Still on Love Island USA?

Is Aissata Diallo Still on Love Island USA?

Is Yamen Sanders Still on Love Island USA?

Is Eric Hall Still on Love Island USA?

Is Anton Morrow Still on Love Island USA?

Is Kelsey Jurewicz Still on Love Island USA?

Is Katrina Dimaranan Still on Love Island USA?

Is Cashell Barnett Still on Love Island USA?

Is Winston Hines Still on Love Island USA?

Is Marlisse "Marli" Tyndall Still on Love Island USA?

Is George Johnson Still on Love Island USA?

Is Christen McAllister Still on Love Island USA?

Is Cormac Murphy Still on Love Island USA?

Is Alana Morrison Still on Love Island USA?

Is Mallory Santic Still on Love Island USA?

Is Michael Yi Still on Love Island USA?

Who Are the Final Couples on Love Island USA?

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