Love Island spin-off airdate revealed as villa legends return for 10 year anniversary special ahead of new series
THE airdate of a special Love Island spin-off which will see show legends return has been confirmed - and it's just days away.
This week Love Island dropped the latest trailer with host
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Show legends including Dani Dyer and Millie Court will return for a special episode on Sunday
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Host Maya has promised 'more twists than ever' for the upcoming series
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Mimii and Josh won the most recent civillian series of Love Island
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And to celebrate 10 years of the iconic dating show, Islanders including
Announcing the news on social media, a post read: 'Expect legendary Islanders, wild throwbacks, and all the drama, love, and graft that made the show what we love.'
Also taking part in the special episode are
Excited fans rushed to comment, with one writing: 'This will be good!!'
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And another said: 'I can't wait!'
Earlier this week
In a promo, Maya was seen meeting with her team, in a fittingly Love Island-themed boardroom, brainstorming for a summer full of twists and turns.
She said: "This year Love Island needs something bigger, something bolder, I want ideas."
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After her 'colleagues' shared their disastrous ideas to spice up the series, Maya stood up and demanded something extra to marks a decade of the show.
The TV host insisted: "This year I want more drama, more bombshells, more break-ups, more makeups.
Maya Jama demands 'more drama and twists than ever' in new Love Island series trailer
"I want more twists, I want more twists than ever.'
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