Laura Whitmore: everything you need to know about the Love Island host

Laura Whitmore has shared a snap of her work pass as the crew made their final preparations before the start of the seventh series of Love Island.The new mum, 36, showed off her work pass with her cue cards rested on her knee after jetting off to the villa to film the new series.The TV presenter, who recently shared how she hopes Love Island does her late pal Caroline proud, flaunted her fresh manicure which decorated each of her fingers with a small red love heart in the centre of her nail in

Laura Whitmore has landed in Spain with her baby daughter just days before the seventh series of Love Island is set to return to our screens.The new mum, 36, touched down in Majorca on Thursday following the announcement the Spanish island had been moved to the UK government’s travel green list.The new series of the ITV2 dating show finally kicks off next Monday, June 28, and it can’t come quick enough after more than 18 months off our screens.The TV presenter was spotted leaving the airport

Laura Whitmore has touched down in Majorca following the announcement the country has been moved to the UK government's travel green list, as she gets ready to film Love Island next week. The new series of the ITV2 dating show finally kicks off next Monday, June 28, and it can’t come quick enough.

Laura Whitmore has jetted out of the UK with her baby daughter at her side. The Bray native is heading off to Majorca to film this year’s series of Love Island which kicks off in a matter of days.

Channel 4 comedy, and Jamie-Lee O’Donnell, who plays Michelle, are lined up to join the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox this week and we cannot wait! The hilarious pair are set to make their TV-watching debut this Friday and will appear on the show for the next two weeks.

Laura Whitmore must be one of the luckiest people in Britain right now. Not only is she jetting off to an actual foreign location, she’ll be in Majorca to host one of the biggest shows on television.

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Laura Whitmore has expressed hopes of making the late Caroline Flack "proud" as Love Island returns to screens next week. Caroline, who tragically took her own life at age 40 on February 15 2020, hosted the popular dating show from 2015 to 2019.

Love Island will return on Monday, June 28. Laura first presented Love Island as the main host in 2020 and will be joined by her husband Iain Stirling as the narrator in just two weeks time, but how exactly did Laura end up where she is? Receive newsletters with the latest news, sport and what's on updates from the Liverpool ECHO by signing up here. The Irish star first found fame after entering an MTV competition to become the face of MTV News which led to her presenting the bulletins between

It was confirmed last week that we can expect to see Love Island return to our screens at the end of June, and we cannot wait.This means presenter and voice over couple Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling will jump aboard a flight to Majorca to host the show.