Love Island's Iain Stirling pitches intriguing new twist for final week
"I'd love to see a modern twist on it."
Love Island narrator Iain Stirling has shared his idea for a new feature he wants to see in the final week of the reality series.
This has been a particularly drama-filled season from the very first episodes to the latest, and it was recently confirmed that this year's Love Island final will air on Monday 31st July.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Stirling noted that the ITV2 dating show's final week tends to follow the same formula, and that he would love to see more of a light-hearted, modern twist introduced.
"That final week is so much fun, but I feel like we've done it loads of times," he said. "It'd be fun to do something a bit different as well as that other stuff. I'd love to see a modern twist on it.
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"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."
Love Island 2023 launched on Monday 5th June, running for eight weeks before it comes to a close next week.
At the time of writing, there are six couples still in the running to scoop the top prize – Abi Moores and Scott van-der-Sluis, Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble, Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki, Ella Thomas and Tyrique Hyde, Ella Barnes and Mitchel Taylor, and Jess Harding and Sammy Root.
Will there be a new twist this season to the final week's usual activities? We'll just have to watch and find out!
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