Love Island fans demand huge shake-up to show’s finale three weeks before winner is announced

LOVE Island fans have demanded a major shake-up ahead of the show's grand finale in just three weeks.

Many viewers are desperate for bosses to change the rules to allow one contestant to win on their own.

Currently the couple with the most votes is crowned the winner and bag a whopping £50,000 cash prize.

Over the years, fans have found themselves voting for a couple to win just because they wanted to see one the Islanders in that pair make it to the final.

But viewers now think it's time to update the rules to allow their favourite contestant to win on their own.

One wrote: "At this point I want Shaq to just win on his own."

Another posted: "I love them both, they should couple up together and win."

A third said: "Will be allowed to win the show on his own," while someone else echoed: "I want Shaq to win but not Tanya, can we change the rules please?"

Although some viewers have their clear favourites - not all fans agreed that Shaq was on the top of their list.

Some were quick to slam the security airport worker, 24, as a hypocrite after he kissed Tanya in front of Martin - despite previously having a go at Ron for doing the same thing.

It comes after Shaq clashed with finance worker Ron, 25, when he kissed Lana, 25, in full view of the other Islanders, just minutes after she dumped Casey.

Earlier this week, Tanya declared her love for Shaq in front of the whole villa.

The pair later embraced each other and enjoyed a smooch in front of the other Islanders, including Martin.

Many fans have called Shaq out for being "disrespectful" and pointed out the double standards.

One wrote: "So Shaq and Tanya cuddle up snogging instantly in front of Martin....but Ron and Lana got so much grief off Shaq when they did the same in front of Casey!!"

Another posted: "Shaq is such a hypocrite when it was Ron now, he knew how to shout and understood why Lana was upset and all the rest of it."

"Shaq and Tanya are proper HYPOCRITES," someone else echoed.

A fourth said: "My dislike for Shaq crossing over to hate … he’s a hypocrite."