Winter Love Island return date confirmed as ITV2 announces revival two years after it last aired

Fans of Love Island will be excited to know that the eighth season of the hit show arrives back on screens in June 2022, with a host of new contestants ready to start new romances with each other. Viewers will no doubt get their entertainment’s worth watching new pairings form — but the true testament of success for the show will lie in what happens afterwards, as fans wait to see which couples last past the finale.

Love Island's latest promo trailer has been released by ITV2 as narrator Iain Stirling got viewers excited for the super-long summer of love. With popping animations and cartoons galore, the new teaser tantalised viewers with what's to come this series, as reports emerge that rugby ace Jacques O'Neill has been signed up. "Adios blind dates, au devoir romantic weekends away.

It's one of the most talked-about TV shows of the year. And with our annual trip to Mallorca just around the corner, fans are already in a frenzy wondering what new twists show producers have in store to make sure that Love Island 2022 gets everybody talking. And after ITV released a brief animated teaser trailer for the new series - people think it could suggest that it won't just be boys and girls getting up close and personal this time around.

Love Island fans have voiced their belief that the upcoming series, which is due to air next month, should be fronted by a brand new host.Taking to Twitter, viewers of ITV2's much-loved dating show are calling for current presenter Laura Whitmore - who has fronted the series since 2020 following the death of Caroline Flack - to step down from the role and be replaced by MTV's newest talent, Nella Rose. Primarily a YouTube star, boasting 717,000 subscribers, 20-year-old Nella started off her career by regularly posting viral videos with her friends, the likes of which included 'Things girls do that boys don't like', 'Growing up in an African household' and 'Things to leave in 2018'.

Love Island is making its highly anticipated return to our screens in June 2022 and whilst we can't wait to gossip and gush over the latest round of contestants, we're also left to wonder... What ever happened to last year's favourites? Applications for the new series opened in January, and as rumours start to circulate around the secret glamorous new cast, work is underway on prepping the shows brand new six-bedroom villa in Mallorca. With just four weeks before a fresh batch of sexy singletons are set to land, and the first teaser trailer for the series released, let's take a look at where some of Love Island 2021 are now - including a shocking split that nobody had expected.

Love In The Flesh star Joe Kellett, who briefly appeared as a single on the first series of the BBC Three reality show.We're not going to lie, Joe didn't get the screen time he deserved, so we're more than happy to believe that he might be part of the original Love Island 2022 line-up.Another face that was teased was Toby, who recently appeared on another ITV show Ready To Mingle.One user commented, "Toby was on a show called ready to mingle- he had a girlfriend on the show if I recall."It's worth mentioning that Love Island rarely features contestants that have starred on other TV show, with 2018 winner Dani Dyer the only Islander to have appeared on another show, Survival Of The Fittest.Toby and Joe aren't the only rumoured 2022 contestants, Pete Wicks' friend, influencer Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Zara McDermott's brother Brad are also in the potential line-up.According to reports, Love Island will start on Monday 6 June and we are so ready for the show's return. It will likely start at 9pm and will air on ITV2.Love Island 2021 cast: their jobs before the show - sliderKaz Kamwi - fashion influencerBefore heading into the villa, Kaz was already an influencer (with 71k followers) and could have been earning up to £1,000 per post.

Love Island is nearly upon us with the hit show returning to our screens in a month's time.But every year when the show is on one question seems to be floating around more than any other: is Love Island scripted?The question often arises after one of the Islanders makes a decision viewers deem to be improbable or informed by public opinion outside the villa - aka made due to the input of one of the show's producers.An example of this was Faye Winter's change of heart following complaints regarding the way she spoke to Teddy Soares.The producers of the show have adamantly denied that it is scripted, with a representative of the show telling Metro, “As anyone who watches the show regularly would know, Love Island is a combination of reality and produced elements that are reflective of what’s happening in the villa, and is a fair and accurate representation of villa life.They went on to say, “It is absolutely untrue to suggest that Love Island is fake, staged or scripted. The opinions they have and the relationships formed are completely within the control of the Islanders themselves.”While this may be the case, the editing of the show does effect its narrative, as editors and producers have final control over what makes it onto our tellies.

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