Caroline Flack has confirmed that Love Island will be back on our screens in June.
The presenter, who hosts the popular ITV2 series, retweeted a gossip account sharing their excitement about the show returning this summer, and Caroline replied, “2 . Months ????.”
The pinned tweet on Caroline’s account is also a throwback to last year’s launch date on June 5.
The tweet reads, “It’s LOVE ISLAND DAY ❤????#loveisland.”
2 . Months ???? https://t.co/BqtTcV2wPH
— caroline flack (@carolineflack1) April 2, 2018
The show was a rousing success in 2017, which has led to a staggering 80,000 people applying to be on the show this year.
According to The Sun, a whopping 60,000 people signed up in the first 12 hours.
Last year’s series saw Amber Davies and Kem Cetinay crowned the winners, taking home a cash prize of £50,000. However, the couple have sadly split since.
Meanwhile, sources have told The Sun that this year’s series of Love Island is going to be bigger and better than ever.
A source said, “Planning for this year’s Love Island is well underway and producers already have some big plans up their sleeves.
“Given just how massively popular the show became last year they’re desperate to make sure the next series really kicks off with a bang.
“They’re planning on the season opener beginning with two big villas – just like they introduced midway through last series.
“And they want to throw in nearly double the amount of contestants to really stir things up. Planning is still in the early stages but what is for sure is that it’s going to be bigger than ever.”
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