Here’s Who Might Make It to the ‘Love Island USA’ Season 8 Finale, In Case You Were Wondering

Upon feasting my eyes on that…interesting CeraVe karaoke challenge on Love Island USA’s July 5 episode, I couldn’t help but realize we only have a week left with this deliciously chaotic bunch. It’s only been five weeks since we first met the Islanders, but now, a mere five couples remain for one last week in the Fiji Villa.

It’s almost time for one final couple to take home that $100K prize pot, which means there’s another dumping or two in the cards leading up to the final episode, which airs this Sunday. Here’s everything you need to know about the Love Island USA season 8 finale.

I’m truly devastated to report that there’s only one week left in the Villa, which means the Love Island USA season 8 finale hits Peacock on Sunday, July 12.

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As of right now, 12 islanders are coupled up in the Villa, including:

Trinity and Bryce

Aniya and Carl

Kayda and Zach

Melanie and Sincere

Kenzie and Dylan

Tierra and KC

If season 8 is anything like past seasons, there will likely be (at least) one last dumping before the final four couples are revealed. Only time will tell!

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The Islanders’ fate has been in the hands of America’s vote multiple times this season, including Corbin and Parmida’s latest dumping from the Villa. America usually votes for their favorite couple in the finale—but who even knows if there will be a sudden twist that shakes up the results?

Either way, you can make sure your voice is heard by downloading the Love Island USA app. The voting window is typically open for a few hours, from 10 p.m. to 12 a.m. ET.

Every year, the couple with the most votes is declared the winner of Love Island USA. However, they’re met with one final challenge when they’re presented with the $100,000 prize. Each member of the couple is given an envelope—one that holds $0 and another that holds the full prize pot—and the one with the full amount must decide whether they keep it all for themselves or split the prize with their partner.

In the history of the show, no one has chosen to keep the prize for themselves…but you never know what could happen this time around.