How long will Love Island 2021 be on for?
28 June 2021, 11:04
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Love Island length: how many weeks for the 2021 series of the UK version last?
It's now been almost two years since the summer series of Love Island was on our screens, and we now don't have too long to wait for the new one.
Love Island 2021 will start on Monday June 23, with the new batch if singles returning to the beloved Majorca villa.
Here's your need-to-know on how long the series will last.
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How long will Love Island be on for?
ITV have confirmed that Love Island 2021 will start on June 28.
While it hasn't been officially confirmed, it is thought that the show will last for eight weeks as usual, meaning it will likely continue throughout July and August.
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A source previously told the MailOnline: "Crew members are scheduled to fly out to Majorca on June 20 – with the series expected to launch a week later. The delayed launch date will not have an impact on the length of the series, with the show still running for a duration of eight weeks."
A teaser clip for the show was released earlier this month, and it featured host Laura Whitmore wearing a red jumpsuit and sunglasses.
In the short clip, she smashes a glass box reading: “In case of Love Island, crack on.”
A second teaser clip showed a red car with a licence plate “‘LOV3’ driving down the street.
Who is in the cast of Love Island 2021?
The full list of confirmed contestants is below:
- Shannon Singh
- Sharon Gaffka
- Aaron Francis
- Hugo Hammond
- Liberty Poole
- Jake Cornish
- Kaz Kamwi
- Brad McClelland
- Chloe Burrows
- Faye Winter
- Toby Aromolaran
Who is hosting Love Island?
Laura Whitmore has returned to host.