What Is Amber Gill’s Net Worth In 2022?

ITV2's reality dating show Love Island has created numerous powerful, high-earning celebrity influencers, who have gone from strength to strength since their appearance.

There is a lengthy list of Love Islanders who have reached the top, which includes Amber Gill, who won Love Island in 2019. But just how much has she racked up?

What Is Amber Gill's Net Worth In 2022?

Gill has an estimated net worth of £2 million, or $2.46 million, according to the Mirror.

She has come a long way since winning (and splitting) the £50k Love Island jackpot in 2019 with Greg O’Shea. Although the pair won together, they broke up shortly after and Gill even revealed that she and O’Shea had a major bust up before winning the show - but we never saw it on screen. Speaking with YouTuber Murad Merali, Gill claimed that O’Shea’s tempers had flared and the two had clashed.

After the rough breakup, Amber Gill retaliated, posting about “lying men,” and telling the Irish star to keep the £25k he won during the final. This is just one example of how Gill, who is known for her witty tweets, is clearly eager to be seen as unequivocally honest and authentic.

O’Shea has established that he’s single again prior to the breakup, whilst Gill is now in a different relationship, about which she has divulged few details except for that she is “really happy.” This is a joy to hear given that Gill has publicly stated that she has previously suffered with her mental health.

Gill and O’Shea are not the only ones to move on. In fact, the only original couple still together from the 2019 series are Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague. They rapidly moved in together after the show and have even talked over the idea of marriage.

Fans of the show will also be content to hear that 2021 winners Millie Court and Liam Reardon are still very much together. In spite of a huge wobble in the form of Casa Amor bombshell Lillie, the couple left the show together and £50k richer. Not long ago, they snapped up their first house together.