Meet Yasmin, Emily and Malisha, Love Island's three new bombshells heading into the villa tonight
Love Island 2025 is barely one week in, and already ITV are delivering the twists and turns this year. That is to say: more bombshells than ever! After the villa were treated to their first ever American Islander, two new boys arrived - and now, three additional girls are joining the line up.
The news was announced on 13th June 2025, with ITV revealing Yasmin, Malisha and Emily were heading into the villa and joining the cast tonight. So without further ado, what do you need to know about them? Here's their names, ages, backgrounds - and who they've got their eyes on in the villa.
The trio will arrive when the boys are out on a boys' day, and are discussing their existing connections in the villa. But little do they know - their existing partners and Islanders back in the villa are watching their every move for the first time ever, with the day out being live-streamed. The drama! The chaos!
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