Paige Turley, 25, and Finley Tapp, 23, have reportedly ended their relationship after three years together.

The Love Island stars, who won the first ever Winter series of the show in South Africa back in 2020, are said to have realised they 'weren't forever', according to claims.

And they have even allegedly already moved out of their shared Manchester home, with Paige heading back to Scotland while Finn spends time travelling.

The news is according to The Sun, with insiders claiming: 'Paige and Finn had a really good run, but they are still super young and decided it wasn’t forever in the end.'

Adding that they are living separately, they continued: 'Paige is spending some time back in Scotland while she works out what she wants to do next.' 

MailOnline has contacted representatives of Paige and Finn for comment. 

Earlier this week, Paige shared snaps from Scotland as she attended a horse racing event at Ayr Racecourse - with it being unclear whether she was just visiting or has relocated.

While Finn has been sharing snaps from the West Hollywood as he spends time visiting the US.

It was just last month that they enjoyed a skiing holiday together, with the last grid Instagram post coming on March 20 from Finn.

While Paige has still been 'liking' the former footballer's pictures from his US trip - suggesting it may not be the end.

The duo have kept pictures with one another on their respective social medias, and appear to still follow each other too. 

They met in South Africa during the first ever installment of Love Island's winter series, going on to win the show and bag a £50,000 cash prize.

But interrupted by the spread of Covid-19, they were plunged into life in lockdown upon leaving the villa - spending time in Paige's home county of West Lothian. 

They later relocated to Manchester and have been living in the city since, sharing a lavish apartment together. 

While it was a strain on many relationships, Paige and Finn explained that the Covid-19 restrictions actually benefited them during a chat with MailOnline earlier this year.

'Covid helped us because we got to spend that time together without being pulled from pillar to post. We had a mad three weeks when we came out before lockdown and the quality time that you spend with each other is quite limited,' shared Finn.

Continuing: 'So, I think a good bit of advice is to try and make sure everything that is happening around you doesn't affect you getting that quality time with whoever you come out with'.