Love Island has confirmed the premiere date for its 11th season.
The 2024 summer run will officially kick off on Monday, June 3. For the first episode only, it will air on ITV1 and as ITV2 (as well as streaming on ITVX, and airing on STV for Scottish viewers).
Aftersun will also return, and air live every Sunday with Maya Jama and guest panellists discussing the week’s events from the London studio. Sam Thompson and Indiyah Polack will be back, joined by Amy Hart, Chris Taylor and Jordan Stephens.
Indiyah, Amy, and Chris will also host The Morning After podcast daily from Tuesday to Saturday, and the pod will now be available to watch as well as listen to.
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As ITV previously stated, this season is still taking place in Mallorca, although rumours about a new location for next year have not been confirmed or denied.
Speaking about the return of Aftersun, ITV’s Reality Commissioning Editor Amanda Stavri said: “We’re thrilled to have Aftersun back this summer on ITV2 and ITVX, as our amazing host Maya Jama unpacks all the latest news & exclusives direct from the Love Island villa.
“We’re also excited to announce three brand new rotating panellists; Love Island alumni Amy Hart and Chris Taylor, and superfan Jordan Stephens, who will join Sam and Indiyah for even more chat, more opinion and more revelation, as they dissect all the Love Island drama from across the week!”
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“We are thrilled that Aftersun is back, as the home for all of the exclusive Love Island chat and gossip this summer,” Lifted Entertainment’s Creative Director Mike Spencer added.
“We are very excited to have an A-list line up of talent with the brilliant Indiyah and Sam returning alongside Amy, Jordan and Chris all ready to spill the tea alongside the incredible Maya Jama. This summer really will be one to remember!”
Meanwhile, the US version of Love Island recently announced its new host after Sarah Hyland stepped down.
Love Island airs on ITV2 and streams on ITVX.
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