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After a debut season filled with always-changing relationships, calculated plans and a lot of bikinis and quiet talking, Love Island crowned Zac Mirabelli and Elizabeth Weber the big winners back in August. The whole thing has been very surreal," Weber told ET at a Love Island cast reunion party in Los Angeles on Thursday, where she was joined by Mirabelli. As for what their lives have been like after their idyllic time together in the Love Island villa, Weber admitted that "it's definitely been an adjustment, I'm not gonna lie." Ultimately, the pair seem to be a good fit, and according to Weber, Love Island was able to make some real love connections for its contestants because of "the way they cast everybody." For more on this past season of Love Island, check out the video below.

Looks like there's been some rekindled romances among the Love Island stars. ET exclusively confirms that Yamen and Christen are now officially dating, months after the two said goodbye on the CBS reality show. Meanwhile, it looks like the season one Islanders have maintained their friendships back in the U.S., with both Yamen and Christen sharing pics of their mini Love Island reunions. Love Island was picked up for a second season, set to return summer of 2020. RELATED CONTENT:'Love Island' Star Theo Campbell Blinded in One Eye by Champagne Cork'Love Island': Find Out Which Couple Was Crowned the Winner'Love Island' Picked Up for Second Season by CBS

It's getting down to the wire on Love Island. #LoveIslandUSApic.twitter.com/hCoyfZZh1n Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) August 3, 2019Ultimately, Aissata and Yamen were voted off, leaving most of the Islanders in tears as they were forced to say goodbye to their good friend. #LoveIslandUSApic.twitter.com/a1RmBodSC8 Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) August 3, 2019There was even more crying later in the episode -- however, it wasn't from the Islanders. #LoveIslandUSApic.twitter.com/ALWGlxRryI Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) August 3, 2019The ladies then got the chance to have a girls' day at a bar while the guys took care of their babies. For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below.

CBS is recoupling with Love Island. According to Kahl, CBS may look at a scheduling tweak for Love Island, which is broadcast five nights a week in the U.S., for the next season. The audience is learning how to play along with the show.Ratings have been modest for the inaugural season of Love Island in the U.S. Episodes will air Fridays at 9 a.m. PT on ETonline, ET Live and the ET YouTube channel. Love Island airs weeknights at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS, with the live finale on Wednesday, Aug. 7.

Wednesday's Love Island kicked off with a recoupling ceremony, which ended in a shocking triple Islander elimination that viewers did not see coming. #LoveIslandUSApic.twitter.com/O4Row6dnHk Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) August 1, 2019But in true Love Island fashion, the Islanders can't get too comfortable as at the end of the episode, viewers were once again asked to vote for their favorite couple. Episodes will air Fridays at 9 a.m. PT on ETonline, ET Live and the ET YouTube channel. Download the ET Live mobile app from the Google Play store or Apple App Store. For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below.

Thursday's episode of Love Island got right to the nitty gritty, announcing a recoupling ceremony set for that night. In true Love Island fashion, one couple risks the chance of being eliminated as now it is up to America to vote for their favorites. So would he have changed anything from his Love Island experience? Check out ET's official Love Island after-show, Love After the Island, on Friday to hear more from Winston and his fellow eliminated Islanders. For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below.

This week on Love Island, six new arrivals went on six dates and set their sights on who they wanted to couple up with. For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below. Episodes will air Fridays at 9 a.m. PT on ETonline, ET Live and the ET YouTube channel. Download the ET Live mobile app from the Google Play store or Apple App Store. Or stream ET Live on your Roku, Apple TV or Amazon Fire TV device.

Love Island is getting real! But in true Love Island fashion, more surprises are in store and things will be soon shaken up once again. For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below. Episodes will air Fridays at 9 a.m. PT on ETonline, ET Live and the ET YouTube channel. 'Love Island': Two New Female Islanders Stir Up Major Trouble for Couples

It was back to business for the Islanders on Thursday's Love Island. Kyra:#LoveIslandUSApic.twitter.com/LIamEDOKzE Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) July 19, 2019Naturally, Cashel became threatened by Winston and decided to speak privately with Kyra to ask how she felt about him. #LoveIslandUSApic.twitter.com/emNYQNupLa Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) July 19, 2019Who raised YOUR heart rate the most? For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below. 'Love Island': Two New Female Islanders Stir Up Major Trouble for Couples'Love Island' Cast Faces First Elimination -- See Who Was Sent Packing!

It was another wild night of steamy flirtation and surprises on Wednesday's Love Island, which saw two girls get sent packing. "Now I'm the girl who couldn't get a guy on Love Island, and now I have to go home!" For more on this season of Love Island, check out the video below. Be sure to get even more Love Island with ET's aftershow, Love After the Island, hosted by ET's Lauren Zima, where we will recap the series weekly with commentary, special guests and exclusive interviews with eliminated Islanders. ET Launches Official 'Love Island' After Show 'Love After the Island''Love Island': Mallory Can't Stop Talking About How John Mayer Is the 'Perfect' Man for Her

The premiere of Love Island is just around the corner -- and ET has your exclusive look at the U.S. version's lavish villa. The show's host, Arielle Vandenberg, takes viewers behind the scenes of the upcoming CBS reality show, which is based off the British version. Love Island, currently airing its fifth season in the U.K., centers on a group of "Islanders" embarking on a summer of love. Love Island premieres with a special 90-minute episode on Tuesday, July 9 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. Meet the New Host of 'Love Island,' Arielle Vandenberg'Love Island' Gets a Premiere Date on CBS

"Love Island" is coming to America. In the American version, contestants will be sent to Fiji. "I've never seen a show that airs five nights a week and also has this live aspect to it." The American version of "Love Island" will kick off on July 9 at 8 p.m. on CBS. Love Is Love: Zoo Celebrates Gay Penguins During Pride WeekendMeet Wally the Emotional Support Alligator Who Loves Being Kissed and Hugged