When and where to Watch Love Island USA Season 7 for the ultimate sizzling drama, flings, and more
It is officially cuffing season… in paradise. Love Island USA Season 7 has landed on Peacock, and the vibes are already giving late-night DMs, secret kisses, and chaotic recouplings. Twelve episodes in, and fans are already getting attached to the new Islander lineup, Huda, Ace, Chelley, Taylor, Austin, Jeremiah, Olandria, and Nic are just getting started.
Where to watch Love Island 7?
Host Ariana Madix is serving her best 'cool aunt with secrets' energy, while Iain Stirling's iconic voiceovers are keeping things cheeky. The question now: will this season live up to the wild success of last year?
If you are still Googling 'where to watch Love Island USA,' please stop and listen up: it is streaming exclusively on Peacock.
New episodes drop every night at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT
Season 6 had 37 episodes, so you are in for a long, juicy ride
You can catch it with:
Peacock Premium – $8/month (with ads)
Peacock Premium Plus – $14/month (mostly ad-free + downloads + local NBC access)
Basically, if you want to stream, scream, and sob through Casa Amor and messy triangles in real time, this is your sign to subscribe.
The Season 6 afterparty is also loading
ICYMI: Season 6 was Peacock's most-watched reality competition EVER, so naturally, a spin-off is coming. Love Island: Beyond the Villa premieres July 13, and yes, your faves from last season are back for more post-villa chaos.
TL;DR: Love, lies & Peacock subscriptions
Whether you are a Love Island veteran or just here for the tan lines and drama, Season 7 is shaping up to be a wild ride. Get your snacks, renew that Peacock sub, and prepare to yell 'she's a BOMBshell' at your screen for the next month.
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