Which Couples From Love Island USA Season 1 Are Still Together?
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Season two of Love Island has just started airing, and fans of the CBS show are ready for another season of drama—but even though the couplings, recouplings, and dumpings can be entertaining to watch, at the end of the day viewers want to see the couples make it to the end and take their relationship into the real world.
The final four of season one were full of strong couples, but you might not know what happened to them after the cameras stopped rolling—here's what happened to the couples from season one of Love Island USA.
Dylan Curry & Alexandra Stewart
On the show: Dylan arrived on Day 4, and he asked Alexandra to go on his first date in the villa. Alexandra then chose him at the next recoupling ceremony, and they stuck together for the rest of the season. On Day 28, the couple officially became boyfriend and girlfriend, and their sweet love story landed them in second place at the finale.
After the show: Alexandra broke her jaw soon after the season ended, and she told Bustle that she thinks it contributed to the ultimate demise of their relationship. "He was amazing with me when I broke my jaw, [but] that kind of takes a huge toll on people, especially when you have like, a new relationship, it's just not something normal." In November 2019, Dylan announced that they had broken up. "Alex and I are no longer together," he wrote on his Instagram story. "Sometimes it just doesn't work out."
Raymond "Ray" Gantt & Caro Viehweg
On the show: Ray entered the villa on Day 15, and he and Caro hit it off pretty much instantly. They spent a night in the hideaway on Day 24, and Day 29 saw them make their relationship official during their final date of the season. Ray and Caro ultimately made it to the finale and came in third place.
After the show: Ray & Caro were the couple to last the longest after their season, but they ultimately broke up sometime around July 2020. In a YouTube video about the breakup, Caro explained that she "just didn't felt like he was committed to the relationship like I was. So that’s why I decided to break up with him."
However, Bustle reported that Ray said their breakup happened because "she [Caro] likes someone who will give her more attention. Based off her past experiences and what she's been through in her life, it's very difficult, you know, me being very friendly. I have a lot of female friends as well, and that was always an issue for her." But he also added that there's no bad blood between the two.
Weston Richey & Emily Salch
On the show: Emily was last female Islander to enter the villa on Day 21, and while she and Weston were attracted to each other, they also had connections with some of the other Islanders. Emily ultimately chose Weston during the recoupling on Day 24, and they stayed together until the finale, where they came in fourth.
After the show: E! reported that Emily posted that she would be spending Valentine's Day 2020 alone, and she later addressed the couple's split in a YouTube video on May 14, while also revealing that they had had breaks in November and January before officially calling it quits. "Weston and I are no longer together. We are literally not right for each other...we're just at different points in our life," she explained.
Zac Mirabelli & Elizabeth Weber
On the show: Elizabeth and Zac paired up on Day 1, and they stayed coupled up for the entire season. On Day 12, Zac asked Elizabeth to be his girlfriend, and they became the first and only couple to say "I love you" during the season on Day 28. On Day 32, Elizabeth and Zac became the winners of season one of Love Island USA.
After the show: Shockingly, the two only dated for a few months before breaking up in December 2019. "Unfortunately Zac and I have decided to go our separate ways...Although I had wished things could've turned out differently life doesn't always work out the way we could've hoped sometimes," Elizabeth posted on Instagram Stories, while Zac's statement read, "The breakup was mutual and we have left on amicable terms. We simply wanted different things." In January 2020, Elizabeth made a YouTube video where she explained that being a couple in real life was very different than being in the villa, but she noted that the two were still friendly and talking.
