The Love Island final is here bringing to a close months of drama, heartbreak, tears and laughter for millions of viewers watching at home.
Tonight, just one of the four remaining couples will walk away with the £50,000 prize - and will choose whether to split or steal it.
ITV2 will run an extra-long 'movie length' special tonight to pack in as much Love Island drama as possible with the final running for 95 minutes.
The last few days leading up to the final have been no exception, with Jake Cornish and Liberty Poole deciding to leave the villa together as friends.
The two had been coupled up since day one and even became boyfriend and girlfriend, but came to the decision to split up and leave as friends.
Final scenes will see couples Chloe Burrow and Toby Aromolaran, Millie Court and Liam Reardon, Kaz Kamwi and Tyler Cruickshank and Faye Winter and Teddy Soares enjoy their last 24 hours in the villa.
What time is the Love Island final on and when does it finish?
The Love Island 2021 final will take place tonight, on Monday August 23 at 9pm on ITV2.
The Love Island final will last for 95 minutes and is scheduled to finish at 10.35pm.
Host Laura Whitmore will be presenting the Love Island 2021 final live from Majorca.
What will happen on the Love Island final?
The final episode is aired live and is hosted by Laura Whitmore, but is coupled with pre-recorded scenes from the last 24 hours.
Usually, the finalists will receive glamorous makeovers and pampering in time for eh final.
The girls usually get whisked away for a makeover and pick out some beautiful ballgowns, while the guys get ready in their suits.
Love Island bosses are known for changing up the format, but usually there is a celebration in the garden of some sorts while the islanders get to see how incredible the other half looks.
They usually have some drinks while they look back on their time in the villa.
As usual, the public will again vote on the four remaining couples.
The winning couple will receive a £50,000 prize – but it's not quite that simple.
The winning couple will choose between two envelopes, giving one of them the opportunity to steal or split the cash.
The person who picks the envelope with the money inside will decide whether to split it with the other half, or keep it for themselves.
In other words, they will have to choose between love or money. So far, no one has decided to steal the money after being crowned a winner.
After the show finishes the islanders will fly back to the UK and will be able to check how many Instagram followers they have gained.
Love Island airs tonight on ITV2 at 9pm.
