10 most successful Love Island non-winners, ranked by how much they’re worth

Right, so, Love Island 2025 is nearly here, and while most of us are gearing up to watch a new group of singles search for love (and say “vibes” a lot), it’s also the perfect moment to look back at the Islanders who didn’t win the show but absolutely won at life.

Because not every success story comes with a £50,000 cheque. In fact, some of the most profitable careers have come from those who left the villa without the crown, but with a plan. From major brand deals to chart hits, these Islanders turned reality fame into long-term fortune.

So, here are the top 10 richest Love Island non-winners, ranked by reported net worth.

10. Dami Hope and Indiyah Polack – £1.3 million

Well, for obvious resons, everyone adored Dami and Indiyah on season eight. But they made smart moves once the cameras stopped rolling. Indiyah moved into presenting, co-hosting the official Love Island podcast and appearing on Capital XTRA, while Dami built his social media platform with brand deals and content. Together, they’ve reportedly earned a combined £1.3 million.

9. Chris Hughes – £1.5 million

Well, since season three, Chris has stayed busy. His friendship with Kem Cetinay became a whole brand of its own, but he also landed TV work (ITV Racing), endorsements (McDonald’s, Topman), and a stint on Celebrity Big Brother. Oh, and he’s now dating JoJo Siwa, which was not on my 2025 bingo card. His current net worth is estimated at £1.5 million.

8. Wes Nelson – £2.1 million

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Wes left season four and moved straight into entertainment, appearing on Dancing on Ice, Celebrity SAS, and even Celebrity X Factor. His music career took off too, with “See Nobody” reaching number three in the UK charts. By 21, he’d already hit millionaire status and now, he’s said to be worth £2.1 million.

7. Alex Bowen – £4.5 million

Alex has gone the entrepreneurial route since season two, building a career that mixes fitness, fashion, and property. Alongside Olivia, he’s flipped homes, launched a fitness app, and taken full advantage of influencer culture. He’s now reportedly worth £4.5 million.

6. Maura Higgins – £4.6 million

Maura made a big impression in season five, and she’s kept the momentum going. She’s been on Dancing on Ice, hosted Love Island USA Aftersun, and signed major deals with brands like Ann Summers and L’Oréal. With Instagram posts reportedly worth over £30,000 each, her estimated wealth now sits at £4.6 million.

5. Olivia Bowen – £5.1 million

While Olivia and Alex often work as a duo, Olivia’s personal brand has soared on its own. Like fashion collaborations to launching a baby line, she’s used her platform to explore multiple ventures. With a property portfolio and a strong homeware presence on social media, she’s now worth around £5.1 million.

4. Olivia Attwood – £6 million

Olivia Attwood’s post-Love Island career has stayed firmly in the spotlight. She has presented documentaries, co-hosted radio shows, joined Loose Women, and secured brand deals with the likes of Maybelline. Known for her honest, direct style, she has built a media career that has earned her an estimated £6 million.

3. Megan Barton-Hanson – £7 million

Megan has created one of the most unique Love Island legacies. She reportedly earned up to £1.5 million per month from OnlyFans, launched her own wellness brand, and secured collaborations with major fashion retailers. With an eye for niche content and digital income streams, she’s now worth £7 million.

2. Molly-Mae Hague – £8 million

While Molly-Mae didn’t win season five, but she became one of the show’s most recognisable alumni. She was Creative Director at PrettyLittleThing, launched her own brand Maebe, and starred in her own documentary. With a YouTube channel, brand partnerships, and lifestyle empire, she’s reportedly worth £8 million.

1. Tommy Fury – £10 million

So, at the top of the list is Tommy Fury. His boxing career has pushed his fortune into the millions, with huge payouts from fights against Jake Paul and KSI. His company reportedly posted over £6 million in profit. With brand deals and public appearances on top, his estimated net worth sits at £10 million.

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