What Time Does the Love Island USA Season 7 Finale Come on Tonight? (July 13)
For the first and only time this season, romances and drama will take a backseat as the winning couple of Love Island USA Season 7 will be announced live on Peacock. Which couple will be awarded the $100,000? How will the prize money be split? Which fan-favorite pairing has been chosen by viewers to be the last couple standing?
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All questions will be answered tonight — and here's how to be part of every unmissable minute.
The Love Island USA Season 7 Finale airs tonight, Sunday, July 13 at 9:00 p.m. ET/6:00 p.m. PT only on Peacock.
Which Islanders will walk away with their share of $100,000? Tonight, viewers will find out which couple will officially outlast all the twists and turns of Season 7 — and be handsomely rewarded for their efforts.
Grab some popcorn, prepare your favorite drink, and gather your friends; it's going to be a night to remember in the iconic villa.
Yes — all episodes of Love Island USA can be streamed on-demand on Peacock the day after they originally air.
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So, if you can't catch the Finale as it happens on July 13, your next-best bet is to log on to Peacock on July 14.
Although Season 7 draws to a close tonight, Love Island USA fans have reason to be excited — Love Island: Beyond the Villa is now streaming on Peacock! The new unscripted Peacock series follows many of your favorite Islanders from Season 6 as they navigate their lives — and relationships new and old — living in Los Angeles.
If you haven't caught the series' sneak peek trailer, check it out here:
Season 6 Islanders JaNa Craig, Aaron Evans, Miguel Harichi, Leah Kateb, Kaylor Martin, Connor Newsum, Serena Page, Kenny Rodriguez, Olivia "Liv" Walker, and Kendall Washington will all be back in Love Island: Beyond the Villa.
After the premiere on July 13, regularly scheduled episodes will air on Peacock every Thursday at 9:00 p.m. ET/6:00 p.m. PT beginning July 17.
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