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Amaya, Bryan win 'Love Island USA Season 7

‘Love Island USA’ Winners Amaya And Bryan Say Their Connection Is Real In First TV Interview

On July 15, the new couple told “Today” their romantic connection is legit and shared their plans for the $100,000 prize.

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How 'Amaya Papaya' Became the Breakout Star of 'Love Island USA'

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Google reveals more Amaya Papaya fun after 'Love Island USA' win

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‘Love Island USA’ season 6 star Leah Kateb says she and Miguel are ‘locked in’

“Love Island USA” season 6 star Leah Kateb says she and Miguel Harichi, who is from the UK, are “locked in” and never did long distance.

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‘Love Island USA’ crowns Amaya and Bryan as winning couple of show’s tumultuous seventh season

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Love Island USA crowns series seven winners

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‘Beyond the Villa’ Cast on Reuniting, Friendship, Feuds and Finding Love Outside of ‘Love Island USA’

“He was out of country, out of mind,” she said. “Reality sank in a little bit when I knew that we were doing this project together and he was going to be involved.

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“Love Island USA”'s Amaya Opens Up About Wearing Her Viral Muumuu on the Show: 'It Really Made Me Feel Grounded'

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Massachusetts man Bryan Arenales crowned “Love Island USA” Season 7 winner

Google Celebrates Amaya “Papaya” Espinal After Winning ‘Love Island USA’ With Bryan Arenales

Following the season finale of Love Island USA on Sunday night, the search engine is celebrating winners Bryan Arenales and Amaya Espinal, the latter of whom became a fan-favorite throughout the season and earned the nickname “Amaya Papaya” from viewers.

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Google drops a little treat if you search for 'Love Island USA' favorite 'Amaya Papaya'

An affirmation made by "Love Island USA" contestant Amaya 'Papaya' Espinal has manifested onto a Google ticker tape pop-up message.

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Can ‘Love Island USA’ watch parties offer a guide for saving linear television?

You don’t have to love 'Love Island USA' to appreciate that in this increasingly fractured time of TV viewership, it is drawing people together, our columnist writes.