Love Island Games sparked several romantic connections - but which couples are still dating and who has broken up? Introduced in 2023, Love Island Games features former Love Island stars from various countries in the franchise who compete in challenges for a chance to win the grand prize. Along the way, the Islanders have the ability to pair off and remain in the game by following their heart. Season 1 concluded with Jack Fowler and Justine Ndiba winning and splitting the prize money. After returning from Fiji, they hinted that they wouldn't rule out exploring their connection, with Jack adding, "Money is not everything. Just to be here with you doing this is more than that." After season 2 premiered in 2025, Justine returned after not being able to make it work with Jack. But what about the rest of the Islanders? Scroll down to find out whether your favorite Love Island Games couple is still together: 'Love Island USA' Status Check: Which Couples Are Still Together? Justine Ndiba and Jack Fowler Peacock/ITV / Courtesy Everett Collection Justine and Jack called it quits four months after winning season 1. Jack broke the news via Instagram Stories, writing, "BIG love to everyone who supported me and Justine in Love Island Games." He continued: "Winning together was actually mental. Feels like ages ago now lol but just wanted to say we are keeping it as friends." Jack then started dating fellow Love Island alum Joanna Chimondes, but they split earlier this year. Johnny Middlebrooks and Aurelia Lamprecht Robert Voets / (C) CBS / Courtesy: Everett Collection Since Johnny returned for season 2 of Love Island Games, viewers know he wasn't able to make it work with Aurelia. She previously confirmed they didn't stay together because of distance, with her being from Germany while Johnny resided in the States. "He treats me with so much respect even today," Aurelia told USA Network in November 2023. "We talk two times a week; he always checks on me to see if I'm good." She continued: "This was a big experience and so much happened on social media, and I think we both just need time. I'm thankful that we have each other and are talking to each other. It means a lot to me." Deb Chubb and Callum Hole Casey Durkin / (C)Peacock / Courtesy Everett Collection After scoring third place, Deb and Callum fell out of touch - largely because they couldn't make a long distance relationship work. (Deb is in the U.S. while Callum returned to Australia after filming the hit Peacock series.) "We're just friends for now. The time difference is crazy," she wrote via TikTok. "Who knows what the future will hold tho." Callum, meanwhile, spoke to The Messenger shortly after the finale and said they were "just taking it as it comes." "We'll just see what happens," he continued. "I don't think we're gonna put any pressure on it. She did mention something about coming over here for New Years, so potentially we'd be linking up then - if not, definitely the new year when I head over to the States, for sure." Ray Gantt and Imani Wheeler Vince Valitutti / (C)Peacock/ITV / Courtesy Everett Collection The duo confirmed off screen that they didn't remain together after being eliminated before the season 1 finale. 'Love Island U.K.' Couples: Where Are They Now? Cely Vazquez and Eyal Booker Robert Voets / (C)CBS / Courtesy Everett Collection Following their elimination, Cely and Eyal parted ways. They largely remained tight-lipped about their relationship status after returning from Fiji, so it wasn't clear whether they tried to give romance a try after Love Island Games. Chris Seeley and Kay Kay Gray Ben Symons/PEACOCK The season 2 couple were eliminated after Chris injured his finger and Kay Kay lost in a duel. They spoke to Us Weekly in September 2025 about their plans for the future - which included giving their relationship a chance. "We're just doing things at our own pace that is comfortable for us. There's no labels or pressure yet," Kay Kay mentioned. "We're just taking it as it comes and still getting to know each other. We literally just met two weeks ago. Realistically, there's a lot I need to learn about him and there's a lot he needs to learn about me, and we're just having fun with it right now." Chris said they were "just going with the flow and taking it day by day," adding, "There's a lot we gotta learn and then a lot we gotta figure out. She's in Dallas and I'm in L.A. right now. So we gotta figure out what that looks like. And going forward, we are seeing if we even want to continue that - which I'm sure we both do as of right now. It's looking good. But like she said, no labels and no pressure. Just simply still getting to know each other how we were with no Villa and no games."