LOS ANGELES >> “Love Island USA” culminated a tumultuous summer full of explosive breakups and shock exits in its season finale Sunday.

A public vote crowned Amaya Espinal, 25, and Bryan Arenales, 28, as the winning couple of its seventh season.

The Peacock reality series has had a chart-topping run since the season premiered June 3. “Love Island” brings young singles together in a remote villa in Fiji to explore connections with the ultimate goal of finding love.

Espinal and Arenales formed a connection late in the season, bonding over their shared Latino culture. Espinal, a New York City native, is Dominican, and Arenales is of Puerto Rican and Guatemalan descent, according to his Instagram page.

“I often said how much I wanted to provide that safe place here for you, but little did I know that you would do that for me, too,” Arenales said during his final speech before the winners were announced. “You said I was the water to your fire, but you are my peace to this madness.”

Each contestant in the winning couple randomly picked from two envelopes, one which contained the $100,000 prize and the other nothing. Arenales got the full prize, and chose to split it evenly with Espinal.

Olandria Carthen and Nicolas Vansteenberghe were the runners-up, and Huda Mustafa and Chris Seeley — who went through an awkward and emotional breakup during the finale — came in third place. Iris Kendall and Jose “Pepe” Garcia-Gonzalez placed fourth.

The show’s host, Ariana Madix, also announced that the entire cast of Season 7 will come together again for a New York reunion, which will be released on Peacock on Aug. 25, she said.

The show, an American spinoff to the UK series, has shaken up reality TV, becoming Peacock’s most watched entertainment series on mobile devices, according to NBC Universal. It became a breakout success and captured mainstream attention last summer.