Love Island 2021's new stars - everything you need to know from age to jobs and finding them on Instagram

Love Island saw new single AJ Bunker enter the villa on Wednesday night, but some viewers couldn't stop cringing at her opening line "eyes on the prize". Hair extension technician AJ, 28, was brought in after Brad McClelland's shock dumping, meaning Lucinda Strafford, who he left behind, has extra competition for coupling up and staying on the show.

Love Island bosses have revealed three of the girls totally safe from tonight’s recoupling. Fans are desperate to know which girl is getting dumped from the island during the latest instalment - which will depict the dramatic events of Saturday night and most of Sunday in the villa.

Love Island’s cast were delivered a heartbreaking blow during Sunday’s final of the Euro 2020 football tournament as their earlier excitement plunged when the country lost. Up until last week the islanders had come to grips with the fact ITV bosses were banning them from watching the iconic match.

Love Island host Laura Whitmore says she would never go on the show as a contestant - as she's too body conscious. Laura who took over the role of host replacing the late presenter Caroline Flack, says she would never have applied to go on the show when she was younger.

Love Island is starting to heat up as viewers prepare to watch the second dumping of the season in Monday’s show. Up for the chop are OG Brad McClelland and newcomer Chuggs Wallis.

Somehow the first week of the hit reality show Love Island has come to an end already and what a week it has been. From three new Islanders including Chuggs, real name Oliver George Lee Wallis, Liam Reardon, and latest newbie, Rachel Finni storming into the Villa to stir things up, to all the must-have outfits from the show, it's been a rollercoaster already.

Laura Whitmore has unveiled a brand new snap of her baby daughter while the pair have been isolating in Spain.The 36 year old, who welcomed her daughter with comedian Iain Stirling earlier this year, took to her Instagram stories to share the rare photo with her 1.4million followers.

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Love Island star Iain Stirling will be staying in the UK this year to voice the hit show – but why is this? The star’s wife Laura Whitmore has jetted off to sunny Majorca to present the hit reality show, with hubby Iain staying behind.

Love Island host Laura Whitmore has been spotted out and about with her mum and baby daughter in Mallorca, Spain. Laura, 36, was seen spending some quality time with her mum Carmel ahead of the launch of the new, high-anticipated series of Love Island.

Amy Hart had a turbulent ride in the Love Island villa back in 2019, but the former British Airways stewardess admits she’s a better person for it. After having her heart publicly broken by co-star Curtis Pritchard, Amy left sunny Majorca and embarked on an eight-month therapy journey, a decision she calls “life-changing”.

Laura Whitmore has revealed she’s not allowed to set foot in the main Love Island villa this year because of strict Covid guidelines. The TV presenter is welcoming a new gang of singletons to the Mallorca mansion for a new summer of love and raunchy antics, with the first episode airing tonight.