New Love Island villa with huge pool and iconic fire pit seen amid countdown for 2022 series

Ekin-Su Cülcüglolu wasted no time in ruffling feathers as she entered the Love Island villa during the latest episode. The 27-year-old's arrival was teased at the end of Wednesday night's episode alongside Afia Tonkmor, 25.

A new couple on the current season of Love Island UK isn’t sitting right with some fans!

Love Island fans are quickly forming their opinions on the Islanders just days into the series returning. The hit ITV2 dating show burst back onto screens on Monday night (June 6) and after only two days of action, viewers are already making very big claims.

Michael Owen may have thought escaping the country for work would get him away from his daughter's Love Island debut - but he was wrong. The former Liverpool and Manchester United footballer jetted off to Germany as England faced their second UEFA Nations League game.

Gemma Owen has quickly got viewers of Love Island talking as she entered the Spanish villa during the first episode of the series on Monday night (June 6). The ITV2 dating show returned to screens for its eighth series with a batch of fresh singletons ready to find love.

Love Island is finally back on our screens and it's already bringing the drama, including some very steamy moments. Of course we all know that a lot of hard work and planning goes into the ITV show to ensure viewers are entertained from the off. But not many people are clued up on the extent of the prepping that takes place beforehand.The producers organise secret dry runs.This involves a group of young singletons compromised of villa hopefuls, or those looking to make a little cash.They are flown out to Majorca to spend time in the villa and test out the new elements of the upcoming series.This all happens before the main cast have even landed on Spanish shores.Tyne-Lexy Clarson was one of those people chosen for the dry run of season three of the show.

Laura Whitmore is back on screens for Love Island 2022 after a long and hotly anticipated wait. The host, 37, has been showing off her trip to Spain as the first episode got under way.This season will be her third year presenting after she began in 2020 and much has been said about how much she is getting paid for it. Previously reports said that Laura was set to earn a huge £500,000 for this series.

Love Island is reportedly facing an "extreme weather warning" as temperatures are set to reach point baking at nearly 40 degrees Celsius on the Spanish island of Mallorca. With this year's highly-anticipated series finally launching on TV screens this evening, it won't be long before contestants could be less bothered about meeting the person of their dreams and simply trying to stay cool instead. While local residents will be preparing for the heatwave with siestas and staying in the shade, the islanders will be languishing in the villa as temperatures continue to rise.

Love Island is finally back on ITV after a much anticipated wait. The hit dating show will once again be hosted by Laura Whitmore who has been in Spain ahead of the show’s launch in Mallorca with a brand new group of singletons. Laura, 37, took to Instagram to show off the sunshine as she prepared to meet this year’s contestants.

Love Island returns on Monday for a new series that is bound to kickstart everyone's summer. Laura Whitmore is once again the host of the ITV2 reality dating show, alongside her commentator husband Iain Stirling.

The brand new Love Island villa has been unveiled for the first time ahead of the start of the series next week. The summer is about to get a whole lot hotter as the ITV2 dating show returns to screens on Monday, June 6.

In just six days time, summer will officially begin – yes, Love Island is returning to our screens. Almost a year since Mille Court and Liam Reardon were crowned winners of the 2021 series, a whole new batch of Islanders looking for love are set to move into the Mallorca villa.