Love Island narrator Iain Stirling has echoed fans views that not one couple is currently strong enough to survive Casa Amor.
24.01.2023 - 18:53 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Love Island narrator Iain Stirling sang the praises of his 'dream job' as he still enjoys being able to leave his house without being recognised.
The Edinburgh-born comedian has narrated Love Island since 2015 and the ITV dating show has now entered its ninth season.
It was speculated that after his wife Laura Whitmore, 37, stepped down from her role as host, Iain, 34, would also depart the hit show. But after his gushing statement, that doesn't seem likely to happen anytime soon.
Speaking to Radio Times, the presenter said: "It’s the dream job for me, because I get the excitement of being involved in a show like Love Island, but can go to the supermarket and not be recognised – as long as I don’t say anything."
Recently, the Scots comedian spoke about Laura Whitmore's replacement host Maya Jama on Good Morning Britain. Hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls quizzed Iain on the new presenter, as Ed asked him: "Have you said to [Maya], 'Can you come over for a chat?' or 'I'm sending you a text?'"
The 34-year-old laughed: "To Maya Jama? I'm sure my wife would have something to say about that if that happened."
Before Love Island, Iain presented on CBBC alongside his sidekick Hacker T. Dog on the show Scoop from 2009 and 2013. He added to the publication that he thanks CBBC for getting him his Love Island role.
He said: "I did the voiceover on a CBBC dog training show called Who Let the Dogs Out? That was sent to ITV and they then got me to do Love Island. I think it really was as simple as they didn’t want a London RP accent."
Following his Love Island success, Iain has appeared on a stream of other TV series including Celebrity Gogglebox alongside wife Laura, as well as writing the sitcom Buffering, inspired by his time as a
Love Island narrator Iain Stirling has echoed fans views that not one couple is currently strong enough to survive Casa Amor.
As the Love Islanders continue to get to know each other a little bit more two of the contestants get a bombshell text tonight, inviting them on a date with a couple of new arrivals.
Love Island narrator Iain Stirling seemed to get a bit flustered today as he was quizzed on Good Morning Britain about the ITV show's new host. Maya Jama made her debut as the presenter when the show aired on Monday night in South Africa.