First look at brand new Love Island villa shows major change – can you spot it?
ITV have released the first look at the brand new Love Island villa – but there’s something different – can you figure it out?
Fans of the ITV2 dating show don’t have long to wait until they can get their daily Love Island fix once again.
Workers are getting the Spanish villa ready for the new sexy singletons who will grace our screens very soon.
The villa has had a lick of paint ready for the new Islanders – and eagle-eyed viewers will spot a number of changes to the garden in the exclusive picture.
Bosses have dispensed with the cosy, circular sofa under the leafy tree.
According to a show insider, the Islanders found the bed uncomfortable, especially when it came to getting “frisky.”
It also caused issues because of all the flies and leaves that would drop from the tree.
Instead the Islanders can now laze on two double beds in a nearby gazebo.
A show source said: “Last summer was our first series in this villa. Producers were quickly able to spot how to improve the layout for this year.
“The circle sofa was a problem because of all the flies and leaves that dropped from the tree and it wasn’t ideal that anyone in the doghouse had to sleep on it.”
The source added: “The double daybeds will work a lot better.”
And presumably are a little bouncier for any frisky moments.
The winter Love Island series, which was presented by new host Maya Jama, started on January 16 and finished on March 13.
Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were crowned winners of the second edition of the show.
Meanwhile Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti beat Gemma Owen and Luca Bish to the top spot in the summer series last year.
The Sun exclusively revealed how the summer series will kick off on Monday June 5, 2023.
A source told us: “This series will be eight weeks long, meaning the couple who win the show will be in the villa for two months.”
Maya Jama will return as host following her huge success on the winter version of the show.