Just when we thought FBoy Island served us with enough body-oiled close-ups and steamy make-out sessions for this year, Nine has confirmed that Love Island Australia will soon be returning for 2024.
Taking to the sunny shores of Spain, the upcoming season is set to deliver the classic romance, drama, and cringe-worthy moments we all can’t wait to binge-watch, but thanks to a sneaky insight from the newest teaser, it appears that Love Island Australia will have a never before seen twist for 2024!
Who is the host of Love Island Australia 2024?
After weeks of speculation surrounding who would be joining the villa, Nine confirmed that Sophie Monk would be journeying to the island as this year’s host of Love Island Australia.
Teasing her involvement in the upcoming series, Monk shared in the trailer, “You can’t choose who you fall in love with… Well, I can,” before delving into her “Spanish love lab.”
What is Casa Amor?
After sharing the introduction of ‘Hotel Amor’ in the upcoming season, Love Island fans are wondering if the new hotel will see a twist on the previous season’s ‘Casa Amor’ getaway.
ICYMI, Love Island’s Casa Amor is essentially a chance for the show to split up the couples and take them outside the villa and mingle with other contestants – testing the strength of their connection with their new lovers on the island.
While Casa Amor is filmed and features heavily on the show, according to Daily Mail, this season’s Hotel Amor will take place behind closed doors and will allow the contestants to test their chemistry with other members of the island without being exposed. Scandalous!
Who is the cast of Love Island Australia 2024?
Following the sneak peek of the new season, fans are eager to meet this year’s singles looking for love.
While we may not have all the info about this year’s cast, we do know that how they interact will come with a very special twist, with Daily Mail reporting that the series will encourage the contestants to ‘partner swap’ during their time on the island.
“Australia has this world-first activation where the islanders will swap partners and spend a night in a hotel room with no cameras,” a source told the publication, adding, “The producers won’t see everything that these participants get up to, which has paid off in many ways.”
Where to watch Love Island Australia
Ready for another year of shocking bombshells and cute couples? You can stream Love Island Australia now on Apple TV+.
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