Maria Astoglou and Argyris Fragos were voted as the favorite couple of the television audience.
Excitement but also a big dilemma was in store for the Islanders winners in the last episode of Love Island.
The TV audience chose as the winning couple Maria Astoglou and Argyris Fragos who, in the last minutes of their stay on Love Island, were subjected to yet another difficult test.
Iliana Papageorgiou gave the couple two envelopes to choose from. One envelope hid a heart and the other the prize worth 50,000.
Maria chose the envelope that hid the prize and had the option of keeping it for herself or sharing it with her partner.
The temptation was certainly great, but as it turned out, the decision was a one-way street for the Islander in love, who chose to share it with Argyris.
The emotion was pervasive for all the Islanders but also for the love guard of the game Iliana Papageorgiou who was by their side from the first moment.
Earlier the couples had been under the arch of Love Island where through the vows they had written they shared their feelings, dreams and also the expectations they have from their relationship.
What was heard were emotional confessions and words that in some cases were spoken for the first time.
Niki and Fanis, Christina and Alexandros were the two couples who left one breath before the announcement of the winner. Anastasia and George G. stood next to Maria and Argyris for the announcement of the final result.
Giorgos G. may not have been in the winning couple, but from the first moment he declared his joy for Argyris. And then when it came time for the big dilemma Mary’s choice sent the most beautiful message of love.
The big hug that separated all the Islanders ended Love Island in the most romantic way!
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