Caroline Flack searches her friend on the street while Molly-Mae and Tommy kiss after Love Island

Romance was there in the early hours of this morning as Love Islanders returned home after an all-night, all-embracing evening.

Host Caroline Flack was seen petting a friend in the street moments before she jumped into a cab with her last pinch, 27-year-old Lewis Burton.

The 39-year-old presenter looked rather uncomfortable while she was nibbling at her friend while she was wearing a police hat.

It was seen earlier scrolling down the street with a glbad of wine in hand while wearing white bunny ears.

The star was affectionate as she said goodbye to the troupe and the Love Island team this year and remained the center of attention all night long.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury were spotted kissing after the party.

The lovebirds closed their eyes under the gaze of the waiting photographers, but seemed to forget their surroundings.

The influential Instagram, Molly-Mae, was seen in a stunning white jumpsuit, blonde hair falling back into a low ponytail, while Tommy kept his clbad in a dark blazer, a white shirt, pants dark and a suave bow tie.

The finalists in the series did not resist the parade while they were leaving together and waiting for a cab.

Rumors that the couple separated after being seen together for several days after their return to the UK were greeted in the streets of the street.

Although the antics of the bash are relatively undoubted and do not include any ANP, the activities in the street are a little more practical than expected.

The birthday girl and queen of the villa, Amber, were seen sharing a pbadionate draft with Greg while the winners of Love Island were leaving the studio together following a raucous party in the meeting.

The other finalists, Maura and Curtis, were also seen, along with the semi-finalists Ovie and India.

The couples made sure the photographers took their kisses in front of the camera as they left the party in separate taxis.

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