Wer ist im Finale Love Island 2022?

I like Sophie but her voice leaves a lot to be desired – A few elocution lessons wouldn’t go astray Sophie not that i watch this show.

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Australia will decide which couple will win with voting open now

After eight weeks, Love Island Australia ends tonight at 8:30pm on 9Now and 9Go.

Australia will decide which couple will win the 2022 title of Love Island Australia, with voting open now.

The final three couples are Austen and Claudia, Mitchell and Phoebe, and Callum and Madeline, with last night’s episode seeing Jess and former MAFS contestant Al, being eliminated.

Final three Love Island contestants

This year’s season saw the show return to its original home of Mallorca, Spain. Secondly, Nine decided to run this series on 9Now instead of linear TV.

The first episode recorded a total audience of 326,000, lifting a whopping 594%. This number put it at the 29th overall show for October 31st, rating just above ABC’s Planet America (which drew a total audience of 310,000 after a 12% rise). 

This was the first time that a show has aired on BVOD first and cracked the top 30 Total TV list.

After first being floated back in 2018, OzTAM began using the new reporting standard in July of last year. The movement of BVOD programming into the list of top shows overall reflects the latest evolution and adaptation of an industry that has been dealing with the impact of streaming services on audiences’ attention.

Comparatively, last year’s Love Island Australia launch episode was watched by 311,000 on Channel Nine, before lifting 86% to bring in a total audience of 768,000.

Season four was also the first ever pre-recorded Love Island anywhere in the world. Earlier this year, Mediaweek spoke to  ITV executive producer, Alex Mavroidakis about the decision.

“It had to be pre-recorded because Nine wanted it on at this time of the year, and we can’t film it now because it’s freezing cold in Spain. So we had to do a pre-recorded version, which we were all worried about – but it’s exactly the same thing. We shoot an episode a day, and we cut an episode a day, and it feels exactly the same,” he said.

Love Island Australia's 2022 season hasn't even hit screens yet and insiders are already claiming the show's finale is totally fake in a shock leak.

Production just wrapped up in Spain, where host Sophie Monk helped sexy singles – including Married At First Sight's Al Perkins – find love and compete for a $50,000 prize.

In the past, episodes were filmed, edited and released on the same day and filming continued up to the live finale, when viewers had the chance to cast their votes for their favourite couple to win.

But this time the whole season has been pre-recorded, including the ending, with sources telling Yahoo!Lifestyle that three alternate finales have been filmed with each of the top three couples 'winning'.

"Nobody has any idea who will win the cash prize as producers had all the finalists film a version where they win," the insider claimed.

"The contestants won't find out if they've won or not until they actually sit down to watch the finale with the rest of Australia, and see if their winning scene is played."

Reality TV fans are already unimpressed with the change in filming format and the pre-recorded finale will only cause more upset.

"So all their reactions will be fake? What's the point of that?" one long-time Love Island fan wrote on Facebook.

Another responded: "They should've just picked the winners themselves instead of making the couples fake it. Why even vote when you know the finale isn't genuine?"

Though Yahoo!Lifestyle reports that multiple endings were filmed to "prevent spoilers", it's believed that fan votes will still be incorporated into the show's finale this year.

Love Island fans were surprised to learn that MAFS' Al Perkins had signed up to the show after failing to make his TV romance with 'wife' Samantha Moitzi work.

It's been suggested that he bagged a "four-figure sum" to do the show, as well as a fee of $500 per week during filming and possibly the prize money.

WATCH: MAFS' Sam rejects Al's kiss. Story continues after video.

Meanwhile Sam gave Al her blessing after news of his involvement leaked, saying on Instagram: "Honestly, I hope he finds love. I do."

Though she did note that he must have gotten "special permission" to be on the show, as former MAFS contestants are contractually forbidden from doing other reality TV shows for some time after their season airs.

"We're actually not allowed to apply for any reality TV shows for like, over a year of the last episode airing, so that's quite a long way away," she said in a video.

"But I guess because Love Island's a Channel Nine production, maybe he got a special allowance for that? I'm not sure."

Now To Love has reached out to Nine for comment.