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Who Has Left Love Island Australia 2025?

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Love Island Australia has been filled with drama this season, with a new group of singles getting to know each other in Mallorca, Spain. With bombshells creating chaos in the villa, nobody's spot is safe. We're close to the end, with 18 Love Island Australia contestants already dumped from the villa. The first episode featured five women and five men entering the villa: model Lacey Butlin, plumber Yana Marks, model Bailey McGarrell, hair salon owner Isabel Vella, dermal therapist Sharn O'Brien, salesman Cooper Benson, marketing specialist Ross Weightman, footballer Jotham Russell, Olympic swimmer Zac Cincerti and nurse Connor Deighton. Bombshells Gabby McCarthy and Mick Maio arrived shortly after to cause some chaos.
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As usual, host Sophie Monk has been overseeing the chaos in the villa, and is on hand to offer advice on the way. If you're struggling to remember what's happened so far, we're keeping track of everybody who has been eliminated from Love Island Australia 2025.

Who has left the Love Island Australia 2025 villa?

Mick Maio and Emma Drake

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Emma Drake and Mick Maio almost made it to the Love Island Australia finale, but were voted out by the superfans.

Dylan Towolawi and Kodi Jordan

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The Love Island Australia producers introduced a monetary temptation to entice an islander to leave. Unfortunately for Kodi Jordan, her partner, Dylan Towolawi, chose to leave the villa immediately and dump her for $20,000.

Gabby McCarthy and Josh Molloy

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Gabby McCarthy sacrificed herself and Josh Molloy to allow the other Love Island Australia contestants to move forward. After failing to feel a spark with bombshell Josh Molloy, she announced her decision to leave at the fire pit. "I think that you five deserve to go to the finale, all of you equally. I think that I've reflected on my journey, and I think my Love Island experience definitely came to an end... after Hotel Amor," she said.

Tamara Goggin and Mateo Francisco

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Mateo Francisco and Tamara Goggin were next to go, but weren't voted out by the other Love Island contestants or the superfans. Instead, host Sophie Monk simply bid them adieu. "Tamara and Mateo, you failed to build on a connection with each other, you failed to be chosen by the final two bombs, sorry guys, but your time in the Villa is now up," the host said.
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Bailey McAsey, Mia Torres, Alex Haye and Boston McCathrion

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Bailey McAsey, Mia Torres, Alex Haye and Boston McCathrion left the villa due to another twist. Their fate came down to the six islanders who had been living in the villa for the longest period, who were allowed to choose their partners. While Tamara Goggin and Mateo Francisco also found themselves on the chopping block, Tamara was given a chance to stay as an original islander. She decided to pair with Mateo, saving them both from elimination.

Isabel Vella and Connor Deighton

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After Isabel Vella was sent home by the superfans, Connor Deighton didn't hesitate and chose to leave with her. The pair had found a strong connection in the Villa, and he wasn't ready to say goodbye. "You know that never in the history of Love Island Australia has anyone ever left with someone," Sophie Monk said, before asking if he was sure about his decision. He confirmed his decision, and the couple left Love Island Australia together.

Lacey Butlin

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Lacey Butlin had a tearful goodbye as she left the Love Island Australia villa. A twist saw Jotham Russell, Mateo Francisco and Ross Weightman decide which islander was unlikely to develop a genuine connection. It came down to Lacey, Yana Marks and Gabby McCarthy.
Lacey was upset about having to leave Kye Lambert. "I have been so misjudged in the villa and so misunderstood. It's been really hard," she said. "It just sucks that we never got more time together and that they couldn't see that."
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Cooper Benson

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23-year-old salesman Cooper Benson's time in the villa is over. After host Sophie Monk declared that one male would leave Mallorca, it came down to Yana Marks' decision.
Yana had to choose between Cooper and recent bombshell Kye Lambert, her ex, whom she still seems to have feelings for. Although she originally chose Cooper to couple up with, she didn't develop a strong love connection. She opted to keep her ex in the villa, which Cooper wasn't pleased about.

Zac Cincerti and Bailey McGarrell

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Zac Cincerti and Bailey McGarrell hit it off as soon as they met on Love Island Australia, and coupled up during their first day in Mallorca. However, after Bailey revealed she didn't want to have children, Zac no longer wanted to pursue a relationship. While Bailey tried to tempt Sharn away from Ross, he was unsuccessful. Bailey also had chemistry with Mick, but he ended up getting closer to Yana.
In a Love Island Australia twist, Zac and Bailey were voted off by their fellow contestants at the recoupling ceremony. Once bombshells Gabby and Mick chose their partners, the remaining women voted off Zac, while the remaining men voted off Bailey.

Who is in the Love Island Australia finale?

The three couples that have made it to the Love Island Australia 2025 finale are Ross Weightman and Sharn O'Brien, Jotham Russell and Jaide Dixon, and Kye Lambert and Yana Marks.

When will the Love Island Australia 2025 finale air?

The Love Island Australia 2025 finale will air on 9GO on Monday, December 15 at 8.30 p.m. Fans can stream the episode on 9Now after it has aired.
Stream Love Island Australia on 9Now.
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