Love Island fans in stitches as Zachariah Noble roasted by Kady McDermott and girlfriend Molly Marsh

The debut series of Love Island Games, set in stunning Fiji, is just around the corner and the brand new host of the show has been revealed. None other than Maya Jama will be presenting the new Love Island spin-off dating show, which will see fan-favourites from across the series, and across the world, battle it out for a second chance at finding their perfect match.The new show will see the islanders go head to head in brand new challenges, which will certainly leave viewers entertained.

Maya Jama, who hosts the British version of Love Island, is heading to Fiji.

Love Island USA host Sarah Hyland was caught in an awkward moment when an Islander labelled her "disrespectful." The incident occurred when Keenan Anunay was dumped from the villa, and his partner Kay Kay Gray made the surprising decision to also leave the show and join him in returning to the outside world. Kay Kay announced: “I would like to voluntarily also leave.

Love Island's Tasha Ghouri has hit back at trolls who have tried to body-shame her while on her holiday. The 25-year-old Ann Summers ambassador said she had received "awful" comments while she was near the pool on holiday in Marbella.

Love Island host Maya Jama is celebrating turning 29 by renting her very own villa on the Spanish party island of Ibiza.The star took to her Instagram account to joke that she was a “big girl” who “rents her own villa for her bday.” Maya, who recently had to awkwardly swerve a kiss from an ex Love Islander, posted the caption on a gorgeous picture of herself relaxing on the steps of a massive pool. Adding to her story, the presenter also posted a close up selfie of her squinting into the camera, explaining that she “takes naps after every meal”.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag It's not unusual to see Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio surrounded by a bevy of beautiful ladies, and when he took a trip on a luxury yacht in Ibiza this week, it was no different.The star enjoyed his sun-soaked boat trip with none other than former Love Island star Arabella Chi, and a gaggle of other pals. Arabella, 32, appeared on the fifth season of Love Island, when she was coupled up with Danny Miller, but the pair split soon after.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Love Island host Maya Jama had an incredible reply to an online troll who claimed she was wearing "the wrong cup size" during the Reunion special on Sunday night. The summer series of the hit ITV show came to a close last week after fans finally found out who would be leaving the villa as winners.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag The Love Island reunion got heated on Sunday night (6 August) and viewers were left in tears as Whitney Adebayo's responded to being reunited with Mehdi Edno. Mehdi and Whitney were coupled up from the very start of this year's summer series, but after Mehdi was brutally dumped from the villa after receiving the fewest public votes, the 25 year old found love with Lochan Nowacki. Whitney went on to finish the show in second place alongside Lochan, and they have since continued their relationship, despite Mehdi sharing he'd wait for her on the outside.

Love Island fans tuned in on Sunday night (6 August) to watch the explosive reunion as all 32 islanders reunited, but it wasn't long until viewers were left cringing in their seats. Soon after Maya Jama introduced the four finalists from this year's summer series, things kicked off as a clip was replayed from the moment Ella Thomas returned from Casa Amor with Ouzy See on her arm.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag The finalists from this summer’s edition of Love Island are en route to the UK after spending months in sunny Marbella, and have boarded a plane together. But after Ella Thomas shared a glimpse of their flight, many fans were left puzzled after Molly Marsh and her partner Zachariah Noble appeared to be “missing”. Jess Harding and Sammy Root were crowned the winners of the smash hit reality dating show, as Monday night's final, on 31 July, saw the happy couple win the whopping £50,000 prize money.

Last night's Love Island finale was the definition of a nail-biter, with fans unsure which couple would be bagging this year's top spot and walking away with £50,000. But was lovebirds Jess Harding and Sammy Root that stood victorious at the end of a much-loved series, with Whitney and Lochan narrowly missing out on first place by taking home the 'runners-up' title. Overall however, it is third place couple Ella and Tyrique that set tongues wagging last night, after the latter appeared disappointed by the result.

ITV have revealed the Love Island voting figures after some fans claimed that Jess Harding and Sammy Root winning was a 'fix'. Jess and Sammy beat Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki to be crowned the winners of this summer's series, but it came as a shock to many of the show's viewers, as Whitney has been a firm fan favourite throughout her time in the villa.

Love Island was wrapped up for another series on Monday when public favourites Jess and Sammy were crowned the winning couple and scooped the £50,000 prize money on the ITV dating show.

Eagle-eyed Love Island viewers are convinced that the show revealed the winners, Jess Harding and Sammy Root, minutes before host Maya Jama did. According to show fans, each year during the final, the winning couple stands to the host's left - which has apparently been true every time except the year that Paige Turley and Finley Tapp won. On Monday night's final, Sammy and Jess beat Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki to be crowned the winners of the summer 2023 series.

Fans of hit ITV show Love Island were quick to notice some major production blunders in Monday's final, 31 July - from fake pampering for the boys to skipped scenes. Eight weeks of drama and chaos came to an end as Jess Harding and Sammy Root were crowned winners of the show, leaving very much in love.

Love Island fans were left "screaming" during Monday's Love Island final as tech problems hit host Maya Jama. As Maya, 28, finished talking to islanders Jess Harding and Sammy Root, she was hit with a major technical issue as she tried to cut to their best bits.

Jess and Sammy have been crowned Love Island winners as Monday night's final saw the happy couple win the whopping £50,000 prize money. During the live instalment, hosted by Maya Jama, finalists Tyrique Hyde and Ella Thomas, Jess Harding and Samy Root, Zachariah Noble and Molly Marsh, and Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki, eagerly awaited to find out who would take home the crown.

Love Island fans are convinced they've discovered a way of accurately predicting who will win the series ahead of Monday night's final. Viewers have looked back at previous champions and noticed that the couple who stands to the left of the presenter during the big reveal are usually crowned the winners.

The winter series of Love Island could be heading for big changes as show bosses are reportedly considering an All Stars series for 2024.The ITV show has had two series in 2023 - a winter series filmed in South Africa earlier this year and a summer series filmed in Mallorca - with host Maya Jama stepping on board to present the show.The winter series of the show first aired in 2020 and and then didn't happen again until earlier this year. However, that could be set to change, after one source claims the winter edition of the dating show is set to be replaced with a series made up of former show contestants from next year.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag With fans excitedly gearing up for tonight’s Love Island final, some eagle-eyed viewers have ‘worked out’ who’s going to win the show and walk away with the £50,000 prize money. 32 islanders have entered the famous villa for the summer 2023 series, and on Monday night, two of those will be crowned champions.The final four couples were confirmed during a tense penultimate episode which saw Mitchel Taylor and Ella Barnes dumped from the island.