To mark the launch of the 2022 series, Love Island has taken over iconic statues depicting romance across the UK to show what love can really look like, with Love Island stars and real life couples from the show.
After experiencing the whirlwind that is the Love Island Villa, the couples were enlisted to help replicate the famous sculptures that represent the real-life romance seen on the show.
Fans can spot 2021 finalists, Teddy Soares and Faye Winter, mimic the famous Rodin’s Kiss outside the Tate Modern in London (where the exhibition recently stood), and 2020 winners Paige Turley and Finley Tapp replicate Wincher’s Stance statue in Glasgow, which is known for being named after the Glaswegian term for a relationship.