Caroline Flack may have just given away a massive Love Island twist on live TV, as she admitted there will be a "change" to this series' finale.
Speaking on this morning's Sunday Brunch, the TV presenter was grilled on this year's Love Island cast and how it's been panning out so far.
"Is there a prize for the winner?" she was asked by hosts Simon Rimmer and Tim Lovejoy.
"There's a £50,000 that they share," she started.
"For the couple?" Simon questioned further.
"Well if you saw it last year, for the couple, yeah - it gets to the point where you can... erm, actually it might change this year, so I'd better not say!" she replied.
Details of the final episode, thought to be pencilled in for the week of Monday 24 July, are still being kept under wraps by show bosses who want to deliver an explosive ending to the hit series.
Last year, Cara de la Hoyde and her then-boyfriend Nathan Massey walked away with the £50,000 prize, beating Olivia Buckland and Alex Bowen, and Scott Thomas and Kady McDermott to the money.
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But they were presented with a tempting choice in the last scene, with Caroline offering Cara the chance to take the whole amount for herself, or share it with Nathan.
After a dramatic few seconds, Cara decided to split the prize with her beau, saying it was the "easiest" decision for her to make.
The pair have since split, but Cara is pregnant with their child.
Kady and Scott and Alex and Olivia are still together.
Caroline went on to talk about the current series, saying this year viewers have gone "crazy" over it.
"If I get into a taxi or go into a shop, everyone has an opinion on it."
She called Love Island a 'family' programme, saying: "It was more a young person's show, and now the whole family are like... it's like a family gathering with everyone sitting down to watch the show!"
Caroline defended the bed-swapping nature of Love Island, saying it helps build relationships.
"It is a reality show but it's got a format: to stay on the island you have to be in a couple.
"It helps to be together and build your relationship together and you sleep in a bed together."
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In response to allegations that some of the couples are only together for a shot at the money, Caroline said: "But how long can you pretend to like someone for? I can't, I could probably pretend for about two days then cracks would appear.
Wouldn't they? You can't pretend. So as a viewer you watch it and you know if those relationships are real or not."
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2, followed by Love Island: Aftersun.