Love Island's Iain Stirling writes about life as a singleton in new sitcom Buffering

Love Island's return to ITV has been confirmed by host Laura Whitmore at the end of tonight's live final, with the beauty urging singletons to sign up for their summer of love. Although the future of Winter Love Island wasn't mentioned, the host did tell people that if they were looking for their summer of love, they should apply for the show.

Love Island fans have called for the show to ditch the “dull” money twist at the end of the final after winners Millie Court and Liam Reardon split the £50,000 prize.The twist at the end of each series sees the show’s winners provided with an envelope, with one containing £50,000 and the other completely empty.The contestant who is awarded the prize money then has to decide if they’re in it for “love or money” and pick whether or not to take home the full amount for themselves or split it with

Love Island 2021 is over, with Liam Reardon and Millie Court being crowned the winners of season seven. As the islanders all pack up their branded suitcases and prepare for a hectic few days, fans can't help but wonder of their whereabouts.

Iain Stirling has admitted that he turned down an invitation to a masked sex party because of his voice. The Scottish comedian, who narrates the Love Island series, said his voice is instantly recognisable thanks to the reality dating show.

Laura Whitmore has candidly opened up on juggling being a mum with her Love Island hosting job.The 36 year old presenter gave an insight into her life as she posted a snap of herself breastfeeding her adorable baby daughter, who's name she has kept out of the limelight.The snap shows a side profile of stunning mum Laura, who is married to Love Island's voiceover Iain Stirling, as she sits on a balcony and cradles her baby.The tot has a muslin over her face while she is being breastfed.

Well here we are, the final weekend of the seventh series of Love Island which means we’ll soon be saying goodbye to not only the iconic villa but also the wonderful hostess Laura Whitmore.Throughout the show, each Sunday we have been given the low down by the 36 year old on Love Island Aftersun and naturally we have been obsessed with her killer style.

Iain Stirling and wife Laura Whitmore took a rare break from Love Island duties as they partied at a wedding over the weekend.

As the end of the seventh series of Love Island draws to a close, we're obviously going to be sad that it's over. However, another reason we're going to shed a tear is that we wont get our weekly fashion fix from the stunning host of the show, Laura Whitmore.

Personalised name necklaces have been a popular piece of jewellery ever since we first saw Carrie Bradshaw rocking hers back in the early days of Sex and The City. The fashionista then went on to wear the iconic piece for years and rumour has it, the original style is even still sold by the East Village boutique where Carrie's was aquired.

Iain Stirling is a successful comedian and the side-splitting voice of ITV2's Love Island. His jokes never fail to land on the popular dating show, but the 33 year old seems to have fallen a little flat with his latest project Buffering.The sitcom, inspired by Iain's own life as a singleton, is about a bunch of millennials who are stuck in the rut of renting, romance and run-of-the-mill work.

Love Island has bid farewell to another Scot as Dale Mehmet has been dumped from the villa. Abigail Rawlings, who was coupled up with Dale, was also dumped as the islanders decided to send the pair home in a brutal dumping.

Well, what a week it has been in the Love Island villa with all of the trials and tribulations going on. If it couldn't get better, during Sunday's episode we weren't just treated to one appearance from the gorgeous host of the show, Laura Whitmore, but two – lucky us.

Love Island's Iain Stirling reckons Toby is in with a chance of winning show despite his serial dating behaviour. Iain was chatting on Capital Radio when he revealed his thoughts about the contestant who has been caught up in a love square.

Iain Stirling has slammed reality TV, calling it "a waste of time", despite him and wife Laura Whitmore earning millions thanks to Love Island.The 33 year old has narrated the hit ITV2 dating show since its inception in 2015, with his wife taking over as host in 2020 after Caroline Flack stepped down just months before her tragic death. But he has now admitted that he would rather hear mundane details of his friends' lives than watch the lives of others on TV.