YES, you heard it right. Love Island is back for summer 2021.
If your love life has suffered due to the pandemic, applications for the show's seventh series are still open. Here's how to apply…
How to apply for Love Island 2021?
If you're looking to find love under the sun, ITV's applications for Love Island 2021 are open until April 30, 2021.
The channel writes: "ITV2 are looking for vibrant singles from across the UK who are searching for love!
"Our Islanders spend time in a luxury villa in the hope of finding love, but to remain in paradise they must win the hearts of the public and their fellow Islanders, who ultimately decide their fate on Love Island.
"If you think you’ve got what it takes, then we want to hear from you!"
You can apply here.
Ex-Love Island contestant Chris Williamson gave his advice to aspiring contestants.
He said: "You need to show the producers you'll get involved."
"A well-curated social media feed is important".
He continued: "Those 50 dog photos may be exciting to you, but the executives at ITV probably don't care".
Former contestant Montana Brown offered her tips, saying: "Don't just blend into the background. Remember some really funny stories and tell [the executives].
"Don't just say 'Oh I'm really fun'. Yeah but why are you fun? What makes you different."
When will Love Island 2021 start?
Love Island's summer edition usually runs from the beginning of June for eight weeks until August.
If the pandemic has not altered the course of events too much, we can expect to see the 2021 edition run on a similar timeframe.
Keep your eyes on this page for more updates.
Where will Love Island be held?
The latest odds from Ladbrokes put it at 2/1 that the show will be filmed atthe classic Majorcan villa we know and love.
The modern villa is located in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar and has housed some wild antics in previous series.
In the case of another lockdown situation, ITV are reported to have secured Jersey as a second choice according to The Mirror.
An insider said: "The Channel Islands get plenty of sunshine so it makes sense to hold Love Island there if we can't get back to Spain,”
“Either way we're going to put out a belting series. Viewers have missed Love Island for the whole of 2020 and they're desperate to have it back. They're going to love what we do, wherever we do it.”
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