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Love Island Norway
Norwegian dating reality series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Love Island Norway (Norwegian: Love Island Norge) is the Norwegian version of Love Island.[1] The series premiered on 26 August 2018 and was broadcast on TV3.[2] It was later picked up by TV 2. Season 1 and 3 were shot on Gran Canaria,[3] and season 2 in Buenos Aires.[4] Season 4 also took place on Gran Canaria.[5][6]
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Season 1 (2018)
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The first Norwegian season of the series was broadcast by TV3, took place on Gran Canaria and premiered on 26 August 2018. The host was Tone Damli and the narrater was Rasmus Wold.
The final was shown on 4 October 2018 and the winners were Andrea Sveinsdottir and Morten Dalhaug. They chose to share the cash prize of 500,000 NOK.
Out of all the couples from this season, only Sveinsdottir and Dalhaug are still together, and engaged to be married (as of April 2025).
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Season 2 (2020)
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The second Norwegian season of the series was broadcast by TV 2, took place in Buenos Aires, Argentina and premiered on 5 January 2020. The host was Morten Hegseth and the narrator was Egil Skurdal. This was the first season to introduce Casa Amor.
The final was shown on 27 February 2020 and the winners were Nora Haukland and Johannes Klemp. They chose to share the cash prize of 300,000 NOK.
None of the couples from this season are still together, but the winners Klemp and Haukland were together for almost two years after being becoming engaged in April 2021.
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Season 3 (2024)
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The third Norwegian season of the series was to be broadcast by TV 2 on Gran Canaria and set to premiere in 2021 with Morten Hegseth as host. However, the filming of the third season was postponed indefinitely due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.[7] In December 2021 it was announced that the season would not be filmed after all, and the Norwegian version of the series appeared to have been canceled for good.[8]
However, in August 2023, TV 2 during its autumn launch revealed that the third season would become a reality after all. And that filming would take place in the new year, in 2024 in Maspalomas on Gran Canaria with Morten Hegseth as host this time as well.[9] This season, however, viewers would not vote for their favorites, and the series would not be broadcast in real time, the day after filming as in the two previous seasons. This time, selected "superfans" were given the opportunity to vote and access the episodes several weeks before they were broadcast on TV2 Play to the public.[10][11]
On 24 January 2024 Hegseth announced that he was stepping down as host. He was replaced by Alexandra Joner.[12]
Filming for the third season began on 6 February 2024 and the first episode aired on 4 March 2024. This season lasted for seven weeks,[13] with filming from Tuesday to Saturday. Sundays and Mondays were days off for the islanders and Joner commuted back to Norway.[14]
Narrator this season was Egil Skurdal, as in the previous season.
Although the "superfans" voted throughout the season, it was the public who decided who should win. Since the filming was four weeks ahead of the TV schedule and the filming had ended a long time ago when the finale was broadcast, they decided to shoot three different ending scenarios. Joner revealed this on his morning radio show on P5.[15] This was later confirmed by TV 2.[16]
The final was shown on 19 April 2024 and the winners were Elisabeth Henriksen Reither and Henrik Fossedal. They shared the cash prize of 300,000 NOK.[17]
Out of all the couples, only Reither and Fossedal, and Berg and Johansen are still together (as of April 2025).
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Season 4 (2025)
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The fourth Norwegian season of the series was broadcast by TV 2 and took place on Gran Canaria, Spain.[18] The host was Alexandra Joner.[19][20]
Filming began on 14 January 2025 and the finale was recorded on 17 February 2025. Thus, this season only lasted a record-low five weeks, but is presented as seven weeks because the islanders in this season was filming seven days a week without two days off as in the previous two seasons.[21]
The first episode aired on 10 March 2025. Meaning this season there would be "superfans" who decided the fates of the islanders yet again.[22] Like the previous season, it was the viewers who decided the winners, as three versions of the finale were recorded.
The narrator this season was, as in the previous two seasons, comedian Egil Skurdal.
The finale aired on 25 April 2025, and the winners were Camilla Ellinor De Souza Devik and Nicklas Olai Karlsen Sundsvåg. They shared the cash prize of 300,000 NOK.[23] The winners this season became historic, as Sundsvåg entered the island as a bombshell during Casa Amor. No previous winners have been bombshells or entered via Casa Amor.
Out of all the couples, only Devik and Sundsvåg, Eikedalen and Røhne, and Hjelmhaug and Sire are still together (as of April 2025).
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