Who Won Love Island UK 2025? Toni Laites and Cach Mercer Emerge Victorious
Toni Laites and Cacherel “Cach” Mercer won Love Island UK 2025, with their victory becoming one of the season’s most talked-about moments. Their story got people watching closely, especially after that week when Casa Amor tested nearly every couple in the villa and threw delays into existing connections. Over on Instagram, the official Love Island UK account (@loveisland) marked the dramatic finale of Series 12 with a heartfelt post celebrating the winning couple. “She took a gamble to cash in on love, and it paid off,” the caption read, perfectly capturing Toni and Cach’s unexpected yet triumphant journey to the top.
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In a user post on X, @ka_morian0121 shared the exciting news that Toni and Cach have officially won Love Island UK 2025.
At one point, Toni was caught in a tense conversation with newcomer Harrison during the “truth or dare” challenge—she looked genuinely torn, and viewers online picked up on it. But she and Cach kept finding their way back, especially after the villa’s movie night revealed some dodgy messages from other Islanders.
Live reactions on social channels spiked the moment Maya Jama called their names in the finale. Winning over Shakira and Harry in the final vote, Toni and Cach’s win became a trending topic on X that night, with memes, call-backs to their awkward first date, and even some friendly arguments about which couple should’ve lasted longer. On X, the parody account @popbobss joined in the celebration, sharing a playful yet enthusiastic tribute to Love Island UK 2025 champions Toni and Cach.
This season, it wasn’t just about the drama—Toni’s speech in the finale had this unscripted feel, her voice shaking a bit when she thanked Cach for “being patient with stubborn mornings in the villa.” It’s the kind of small detail fans grabbed onto, sharing clips and reactions almost immediately. Cach himself laughed off a question about split or steal, making a joke about “at least getting to keep the water bottle,” and that little bit of humor went over well in a finale that could have gone heavy-handed.
