Love Island to shake up winter season with potential all-star line-up
Could fan-favourite islanders such as Megan Barton-Hanson and Georgia Steel be returning?
With Love Island's summer season coming to a close for 2023, thoughts are already turning to the next edition of the hit reality show - with a big format switch-up potentially on the cards.
It has long been rumoured that an all-star series of the show could happen, with fan-favourite former islanders returning for another round in the villa.
Now, following a report from Mail Online, RadioTimes.com understands that ITV is considering a format featuring former stars for the show's 2024 winter season.
Mail Online has reported that some of the former islanders set to take part could include Megan Barton-Hanson and Georgia Steel, while married former islanders such as Olivia Attwood could make cameo appearances.
Maura Higgins has reportedly been approached but ruled herself out.
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In June, executive producer at ITV Mike Spencer told RadioTimes.com and other press that he would "love to do an all-star" series.
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He continued: "Hopefully we can do an all-star soon. Fingers crossed, but there's so many iconic islanders that I'd love to see. Obviously, some are in relationships now."
The current season of Love Island is coming to an end with the final tonight (Monday 31st July), with Whitney and Lochan firm favourites to emerge victorious following a RadioTimes.com poll.
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Love Island narrator Iain Stirling recently suggested another curveball for the format, suggesting that the final week of the show could include a "modern twist" on some of the tasks.
He explained: "They do the babies challenge and then meet the parents. And I mean, who doesn't want to meet the parents? Meeting the parents is great but I think maybe that whole week, there's a more modern thing they could do nowadays.
"Maybe there's like a day where they're just doing a soft launch of the relationship. Like taking the bins out or working out living together. There must be something fun they could do in the final week, which is a thing that couples do."
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