Love Island's Toby admits he thought girlfriend Chloe was 'stuck up' at first

Love Island Australia’s third season has had a shift in premiere date after a COVID-19 outbreak almost saw the show axed.WATCH BELOW: First look at Love Island Straya Season 3A positive case among the production crew meant production had to be shut down, and an ensuing seven-day snap lockdown for the Byron Bay and Tweed shires almost saw filming cancelled all together.However, Nine has managed to keep the show moving forward, with the much-anticipated third season now expected to premiere on

Love Island Australia is facing potential cancellation after a COVID outbreak in the production team, who are based in Byron Bay as they await filming to begin.WATCH BELOW: First look at Love Island Straya Season 3Earlier this week, a member of production arrived in Byron Bay after traveling there from Sydney and returned a positive test for COVID during routine production testing.The woman reportedly visited a number of venues following her arrival, which breached current exemption guidelines,

Megan Barton-Hanson soon came out as bisexual after her time on Love Island in 2018 - where she partnered up with now ex-boyfriend Wes Nelson.The 27 year old revealed that because she came out in the public eye, she felt a "lot of pressure" to show that she was interested in women and men following her appearance on the dating show.

After a summer of love, drama, bombshells, laughter and tears, Love Island 2021 has finally come to an end.The villa dominated ITV2 for eight weeks and the final saw couple Millie Court and Liam Reardon the winners.They pipped Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran to the £50k prize after Faye Winter and Teddy Soares finished third and Kaz Kamwi and Tyler Cruickshank in fourth place.

Millie Court and Liam Reardon managed to overcome many challenges while in the Love Island villa.This included Liam's head being briefly turned by Lillie Haynes, who 'childishly' reacted to their win, in Casa Amor. Now that they are out in the real world, the winners of the ITV show will have a different set of challenges.

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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

Millie Court and Liam Reardon made Love Island history on Monday night as they were crowned winners of the 2021 series.The couple were announced as victors of the ITV2 dating show by host Laura Whitmore during the series finale, beating Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran.