Love Island is just weeks away.
‘Inclusive’ Love Island wants almost half of the contestants to have ‘fluid sexuality’
24.05.2021 - 15:25 / evoke.ie
It’s been almost two years since we returned to the Majorcan villa as the 2020 summer season of Love Island was cancelled. With all their free time, ITV bosses certainly weren’t twiddling their thumbs.
It looks like they were trying to implement more ways to make the incredibly successful show even more inclusive. And what better way than to try to include more members of the LGBTIA+ community.
For the first time ever, Love Island is reportedly looking for almost half of the hopeful singletons
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dailyrecord.co.uk
08.06.2021 / 18:13
When does Love Island 2021 start? Date of new series, contestants and villa location
Love Island fever is heating up as millions of fans eagerly await the reality show's comeback - signalling the official start of summer. It's been more than a year since ITV viewers saw anything Love Island-related on the telly, with the winter edition crowning Paige Turley and Finn Tapp winners in January 2020.Covid-19 derailed plans for a summer series last year, with the 5.9million viewers who usually tune in left without their dating show fix during the pandemic.
ok.co.uk
07.06.2021 / 17:51
Love Island 2021: How fans can shop the contestants wardrobes whilst watching the show
It’s that time of year again where we prepare ourselves to no longer make weekday plans and plant ourselves on our sofa’s to tune in and watch a bunch of contestants try to find love and £50,000 on ITV2’s Love Island.The contestants will be making their way to the villa in Majorca for a summer in the hot sun, so queue the bikini and gorgeous dresses envy. What’s even better is that it seems we won't have to wait long for the new series as it is reported to be back on Monday, June 28 at 9pm.
evoke.ie
03.06.2021 / 15:39
Why Love Island’s latest update on LGBTI+ contestants is disappointing but unsurprising
With the countdown well and truly on for the upcoming season of Love Island, fans of the show have hit out at ITV bosses over discussions about ‘logistical difficulties’ surrounding casting LGBTI+ contestants.
ok.co.uk
30.05.2021 / 14:41
Love Island's Amy Hart says show 'saved her life' after discovering anxiety struggle
Amy Hart has revealed she doesn't regret going into the Love Island villa as it "saved her life".The 28 year old reality star competed in the 2019 series, but left the villa early after her romance with Curtis Pritchard ended. Nearly two years on from her time in the Majorcan villa Amy, who recently shared plans to undergo solo IVF next year, has revealed she's often quizzed on if she regrets taking part in the series.
ok.co.uk
30.05.2021 / 11:25
Demi Jones says she would 'love' to see more curvy contestants on new series of Love Island
Demi Jones has shared hopes for more curvy women to enter the villa as the new series of Love Island nears.The Love Island star, 22, candidly admitted to OK! there were times when she felt slightly self conscious in the villa. Demi, who recently shared her heartbreaking cancer diagnosis, praised the ITV dating show for being "inclusive and diverse" and said she would "love" to see more curvy women enter the villa this summer.
dailyrecord.co.uk
22.05.2021 / 23:59
Love Island Scot Laura Anderson says Dubai half the price of London as she chats new home, man, and life there
Laura Anderson claims Dubai rental is half the price of what she was paying in London as she told of her happiness at her new permanent move there. The former air hostess from Scotland told fans in a Q and A about her new living arrangement in Dubai and teased fans about her new man (Dane Bowers) with whom she has set up home.
ok.co.uk
17.05.2021 / 16:55
Love Island 2021: Everything you need to know about rumoured contestants including Gordon Ramsay's daughter
Summer fast approaching and aside from sandy beaches and BBQs that can only mean one thing – the return of Love Island.The hit ITV dating show has confirmed its comeback for 2021, after the series was cancelled due to the coronavirus restrictions last year, and is believed to be taking place in Majorca. Bosses are also believed to have a back-up villa in Jersey on standby in case filming on the Spanish island is not possible due to the pandemic.