Love Island could be cancelled “very soon” after show bosses ruled out filming the upcoming summer series of the show in Cornwall. ITV boss Kevin Lygo revealed that the channel is “running out of time” to make the second 2020 series work amid the current coronavirus pandemic.The news was shared at the Edinburgh Television Festival, in which he dismissed claims that the programme could be filmed in Cornwall instead of Majorca.
Love Island bosses working to make sure summer series goes ahead
13.04.2020 - 10:07 / evoke.ie
Holidays are being cancelled left, right and centre. And we can’t go more than 2km from our home.
But it looks like Love Island bosses are working tirelessly to make sure that we get our summer dose of the show.
ITV aired the first-ever winter season this year, however, they are eager to keep the summer series intact.
The show has been a staple on ITV’s summer schedule since 2015.
According to The Sun, bosses are working around the clock to make sure the show goes ahead this year.
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