Christine Lampard was open-mouthed as Joe Baggs brazenly declared that 'all the Love Island stars were having sex' after Monday evening's explosive finale. 

The latest episode of the ITV2 dating show saw Toni Laites, 24, and Cach Mercer, 24, get crowned winners of the twelfth series.

During Tuesday's instalment of ITV's Lorraine, step-in host Christine Lampard, 44, was joined by spin-off Aftersun panelist Joe Baggs, 29, joined her live from Mallorca.

Christine said: 'Is it true, Joe, this has been the raunchiest series to date?'

Former Gogglebox star Joe replied: 'Yeah so it has [been]. There has been a lot going on in that bedroom.

'I actually went into the bedroom, they had a night where the cameras were off and it was quite a mess!

'Apparently they had to bring in extra condoms, extra protection for this series of Love Island. They used them all up...

'I actually saw quite a few packets of condoms on the floor.'

A shocked Christine said: 'Oh my goodness. 

'It's almost too much information. 

'But yes Joe, I see where you're getting at. It was fairly evident that they were all...

'Yeah raunchy is probably the best word to say.' 

A source previously told The Sun: 'It's been a long while since there was as much action in the bedroom as this year.

'When Harry and Helena went into the hideaway on the third day, it set the ball rolling and it's been a particularly feral year.

'Duty of care is paramount so once it became apparent that the 2025 cast were a frisky bunch, producers took the decision to stock up on condoms.'

'There's been duvet tents almost every night.

'Duty of care is paramount so once it became apparent that the 2025 cast were a frisky bunch, producers took the decision to stock up on condoms.' 

One of the most eye-popping moments from this year's Love Island was when footballer Harrison Solomon, 22, asked Harry Cooksley, 30, to pass him a condom in the middle of the night.

Harry was happy to oblige his friend and could be seen on screen passing him a condom.

Lauren Wood, 26, then climbed on top of Harrison before the camera panned away to show the islanders' shocked faces.

The islanders certainly played into producers' hands this season after they made several changes to encourage sexual activity.

'If sex happens, we'll show it. The Hideaway will be open 24 hours,' Mike Spencer, Love Island's Creative Director said.

He added: 'We need to keep the show fresh and exciting. After 10 years, the stats speak for themselves. 

'The show will continue to thrive.'

And although the usual play of Love Island is to couple up with one other person from the opposite sex - bosses said they were hoping for potential throuples in the villa this year as they ‘tore up the rule book’ and install new furniture to help encourage bonking and create drama.

One of the new additions included a trampoline bed that sits across the swimming pool, and the Love Island exec insisted it had been tested for up to four people. 

The secret hideaway - which included a bed and hot tub - was open 24 hours a day for those that aren't coupled up.

Speaking ahead of the 10-year anniversary series of the hit reality show, Mike told the Mail: ‘There’s a new trampoline bed, that would be good for throuples.

'It can take the weight of four, we've checked. It's all about keeping the show fresh and exciting. And that's what we've got.'

The producers' desire for a threesome was fulfilled too, with at least one taking place and bombshell Yasmin Pettet, 24, openly suggesting the possibility upon her arrival.

While it's not known exactly how many condoms were supplied to the 2025 islanders, previous reports suggested that producers dispersed 200 around the villa.