Love Island fans have called for a major shake up to the show after they were left disappointed by the finale.

Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea were crowned winners despite being together for only two weeks, and Greg was given the choice of whether to split the £50k prize or split it with the stunning beautician.

The Limerick charmer didn't keep viewers in suspense for too long, declaring "Of course I'm going to share it with her."

However despite his kind gesture, some fans of the show complained that it was "boring".


"Still waiting for someone to keep the money and run. Why is everyone so f****** boring," wrote one.

"I wish someone would just steal the money for once boring b******s," added another.

A third said: "You can tell Greg wanted to keep the 50K for himself, he just split it because he'll be deemed the villain and would have lost out on more lucrative opportunities outside the villa."

There has been some frustration in the past few years as producers deviated from the original money twist.

In the first series of Love Island , Jess Hayes and Max Morley both had to decide if they wanted 'love or money'.

If both of them chose 'love' then they split the cash, while if one chose 'money' but the other love then the 'money' picker would win the entire £50k.

If both chose 'money' they would both go home with nothing.

Other previous winners -  Jon Clark and Hannah Elizabeth, Kem Cetinay and Amber Davies, Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey and Jack Fincham and Dani Dyer - have all chosen to share the cash.

Speaking on Sunday Brunch, Caroline Flack had hinted at a "big change" to the love or money twist, leading fans to believe only one islander would pocket the £50k this year.

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