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‘Love Island’ USA Season 8 Narrows to Final Four After Two Couples Are Dumped
America will vote for the winning couple through the app, and Ariana Madix will award the $100,000 prize on finale night.
- On Friday, Love Island USA viewers learned which pairs advanced to the Season 8 finale; the results, revealed during a family-style dinner, dumped two couples while setting the final 4 pairings remaining to compete for the $100,000 grand prize.
- Earlier in the week, viewers voted to select their favorite couples from the six remaining duos in the Fiji villa, with a unique voting twist requiring fans to select four couples at once.
- Following Friday's results, Mackenzie Annis and Dylan Wrona, alongside Tierra Davis and Kuman Chandler, were dumped from the villa; the couples shared emotional goodbyes, with Davis reading a final message: "Your villa chapter is over, but your love story is far from finished."
- Advancing to the finale are Aniya Harvey and Carl Lee Schmidt, Trinity Tatum and Bryce Alakai Dettloff, Melanie Moreno and Sincere Rhea, and Kayda Bosse and Zach Georgiou, who will compete for the $100,000 prize during Sunday's finale.
- Host Ariana Madix will name the winning couple during today's Season 8 finale on Peacock, Sunday, July 12, with the winners deciding whether to split the $100,000 cash prize or keep the full amount for themselves.
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