‘Love Island UK' Release Schedule—When Do New Episodes Come Out On Hulu?
Love Island UK
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Another dramatic season of Love Island UK has arrived in the U.S. following its premiere on Thursday, June 12. Wondering when new episodes will drop on the streaming platform? The release schedule can be a bit confusing due to the slight U.S. delay, but don't worry – we've laid it out clearly for you below.
Host Maya Jama is back to host the O.G. reality dating show in the popular Love Island franchise, and she'll be joined by narrator Iain Stirling (who is also narrating Love Island USA this summer). In honor of 10 years of Love Island UK, a new group of singles is heading to a luxurious villa in Mallorca, Spain, to live together and, ultimately, find a partner.
Over eight weeks, the couples pair up and must re-couple throughout the series to avoid elimination. At any given moment, new 'bombshells' can enter the villa to shake up existing relationships. Oh, and the public also has a say on who stays and goes – and which couple will split the hefty £50,000 cash prize.
On June 3, the main cast of Season 12 was confirmed by UK's ITV. Contestants competing include Sophie Lee, Megan 'Meg' Moore, Dejon Noel-Williams, Tommy Bradley, Alima Gagigo, Ben Holbrough, Helena Ford, Megan Forte Clarke, Blu Chegini, Shakira Khan, and Harry Cooksley. The first bombshell, who will be introduced in the premiere episode, is America's very own Toni Laites, a cabana server from Connecticut.
If you've watched the premiere episode of Season 12 and want more Love Island UK, you're in for a treat! As fans know, the show airs almost every day for about two months. Here's how to not miss an episode.
Maya Jama Love Island UK Series 12
Courtesy of ITV
In the UK, Love Island UK airs every night except Saturday, meaning new episodes drop on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
In the U.S., new episodes of Love Island UK are released on Hulu Wednesday through Monday, with no new episode on Tuesday due to the UK's Saturday night off.
The official aftershow, Love Island: Aftersun, airs after each Sunday night episode in the UK (which arrives on Hulu Wednesdays in the U.S.).
Check out the full Love Island UK Season 12 release schedule below.
Love Island UK is filmed almost in real time, with a one-to-two-day delay between filming and airing in the UK. So, if you add the three-day delay for U.S. viewers watching on Hulu, it ends up being more like a four- to five-day delay. (Here's how to watch the show live if you're in the U.S. and don't want to wait.)
To watch Love Island UK in the U.S., you'll need to sign up for a Hulu subscription. The basic subscription plan (with ads) starts at $9.99 per month (or $99.99 per year), while the plan without ads is $18.99/month.
The platform also offers student discounts and free trials for new and eligible returning subscribers; however, the duration of the trial depends on the plan you choose. Visit Hulu's website to explore all available options to see if you're able to stream Love Island UK for free.
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