Following the cancellation of Love Island UK due to the COVID-19 guidelines, viewers will no longer be missing out on the series this summer.
ITV2 is now set to broadcast Love Island Australia to replace what would have been a brand new series of the UK show.
The channel took to Twitter to announce that they will be broadcasting the first season of the Australian spin-off on UK TV.
The tweet said: “It’s the @LoveIsland you love, just with a different accent.”
The Australian series first aired in May 2018 and the same rules apply as with the British version. Presented by Sophie Monk, with voiceover from Eoghan McDermott, viewers will sees a group of singletons compete to win a $50,000 prize as the competition takes place in a Mallorcan villa.
Earlier this year, the UK series aired a winter season for the first time ever, filmed in South Africa. Finn Tapp and Paige Turley won the £50,000 cash prize.
Love Island: Australia will air every night from Monday 15th June on ITV2. It will also be available on the ITVHub.
- Meet Ethan Pocic’s wife Heather as Jeffree Star tweet continues to puzzle
- Michael McKean aka ‘Lenny’ of Laverne & Shirley pays tribute to Cindy Williams
- Is the Sean Payton movie on Netflix? Where to stream Home Team
- Who is Henry Anderson’s wife Saryn? Jeffree Star tweet sends fans Googling
- Who is OussiFooty? Age, real name and nationality of TikTok footballer