Love Island 2025: Full line-up, where to watch, start time & official cast pics as ITV show returns for new season TODAY
THE new series of Love Island is just hours away – and TV fans have already been giving their verdict on the singletons moving into the villa.
One fan wrote on X: "Can't wait it's gonna be interesting and fun", while another added: "Beautiful people."
Not everyone was impressed, though, with a viewer posting: "Every single one of them looks like someone who's been in it before."
The hit ITV2 dating show is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year – and has hit 2 BILLION streams on ITVX.
Love Island host Maya Jama will kick off the brand new series tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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