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Love Island unveiled three new bombshells on Tuesday's episode with Abigail Rawlings, Georgia Townend and Tyler Cruickshank set to enter the villa. The news came after it was revealed that Lucinda Strafford, Chloe Burrows, AJ Bunker, Teddy Soares, Danny Bibby and Toby Aromolaran face being dumped after they all received the lowest votes from the public.

Tuesday night's episode of Love Island is set to pack double the punch with not one but two Islanders facing the chop from the villa. In the nail-biting episode, viewers will be at the edge of their seat as a girl and a boy from any couple may be given their marching orders.

Laura Whitmore has responded to Love Island fans after they questioned her whereabouts on the ITV2 dating show after a week of jam-packed action from the villa.

Love Island fans have questioned host Laura Whitmore's whereabouts amid a brutal dumping twist in the villa which will see either Brad McClelland or Lucinda Strafford dumped from the villa on Wednesday's show. Laura, 36, presents the show with her husband Iain Stirling narrating, yet so far, the Irish star has only appeared on the ITV2 dating series once during the launch last month.

Buffering is the first sitcom by voice of Love Island Iain Stirling, which he has co-created and written with friend and colleague Steve Bugeja who he also teamed up on ITV2 game show CelebAbility with. In a statement, Iain Stirling said: “This show has been a passion project for me and Steve for years now so it’s a dream come true to see it get made.

Geordie Shore royalty and Queen of the I’m A Celeb… jungle Vicky Pattison has been announced as part of the star-studded cast for Iain Stirling’s new ITV2 sitcom, Buffering.The 33-year-old star has well and truly found her feet where reality television is concerned, but now it appears she’ll be taking up a new challenge in the form of her first major acting role. Buffering is set to air in August, so viewers won’t have to wait too long to watch Vicky in her acting debut.

Love Island's newest singleton Teddy Soares will be shaking things up in the Majorcan villa on Sunday 11 July's episode of the hit ITV dating show.The 26 year old, who is ready to "step on toes" to get girl he wants, will have just 24 hours to get to know the women as he goes on four dates ahead of the recoupling.

Laura Whitmore and husband Iain Stirling celebrated their fourth anniversary in style with a romantic date night in London.The Love Island host, 36, took a break from the show to jet home to her loving husband and voiceover companion Iain, 33, to celebrate their fourth anniversary in the heart of London.

Love Island 's narrator Iain Stirling has 'paid tribute' to the lastest villa dumpee, Chuggs and said he will be sadly missed. Last night, Chuggs - who got his name as it's a combination of cuddles and hugs - was dumped from the Love Island villa after new bombshell Rachel decided to couple up with Brad instead, resulting in Chuggs saying his goodbyes.

parenting skills are usually laughable, with many admitting they hate babies or complaining of the doll’s annoying noises. Iain, 33, from Edinburgh, became a dad in April when wife Laura Whitmore, host of Love Island, gave birth to their first child.

Laura Whitmore has unveiled a brand new snap of her baby daughter while the pair have been isolating in Spain.The 36 year old, who welcomed her daughter with comedian Iain Stirling earlier this year, took to her Instagram stories to share the rare photo with her 1.4million followers.

Love Island producers have put their contestants through the wringer after they checked them for any criminal records to avoid sex offenders entering the villa. ITV producers, who shared why Iain Stirling won't be joining the crew in Spain, have spent hours trailing through the islander’s social media profiles to rule out any poor behaviour or red flags that could re-surface throughout the show.

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Love Island star Iain Stirling will be staying in the UK this year to voice the hit show – but why is this? The star’s wife Laura Whitmore has jetted off to sunny Majorca to present the hit reality show, with hubby Iain staying behind.

Love Island host Laura Whitmore has been spotted out and about with her mum and baby daughter in Mallorca, Spain. Laura, 36, was seen spending some quality time with her mum Carmel ahead of the launch of the new, high-anticipated series of Love Island.

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Comedian Iain Stirling has revealed he will be narrating Love Island from his London home for the first time due to Covid-19 restrictions.The new dad, 33, announced that he will be holding down the fort in the UK on Friday while his doting wife Laura Whitmore, 36, and their newborn daughter soak up the sun in Majorca.

Laura Whitmore has touched down in Majorca following the announcement the country has been moved to the UK government's travel green list, as she gets ready to film Love Island next week. The new series of the ITV2 dating show finally kicks off next Monday, June 28, and it can’t come quick enough.

Channel 4 comedy, and Jamie-Lee O’Donnell, who plays Michelle, are lined up to join the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox this week and we cannot wait! The hilarious pair are set to make their TV-watching debut this Friday and will appear on the show for the next two weeks.

Love Island 's Iain Stirling said his dreams have come true as the trailer for his brand new sitcom 'Buffering' has dropped on ITV2. Iain from Edinburgh, co-wrote Buffering with Steve Bugeja and is extremely proud of the way it has turned out.

Love Island is set to return to our screens and the villa is ready and waiting to welcome a bunch of brand-new singletons.The much-anticipated ITV dating show is returning to its iconic villa in Majorca, Spain, with Laura Whitmore returning as host for the second time alongside her narrator husband Iain Stirling.

Laura Whitmore must be one of the luckiest people in Britain right now. Not only is she jetting off to an actual foreign location, she’ll be in Majorca to host one of the biggest shows on television.

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For countless households up and down the country, it’s become a Friday night tradition to sit on the sofa at 9pm and tune into Celebrity Gogglebox. But tonight it’s all change for the fans of the hit Channel 4 series, as the show will be on one hour later than usual.This week’s instalment of the spin-off programme, which features famous faces like Laura Whitmore and Denise Van Outen, will instead air from 10pm.

The BBC are reportedly planning to launch a dating show to compete with ITV's Love Island. It is understood that the BBC is working on a post-Covid dating show called Love In The Flesh, which will pair up couples who believe they found The One on dating apps during the coronavirus pandemic.The would-be-couple will meet for the first time on screen on a Love Island-style first date abroad to see if the spark of romance is still alive in the sizzling sun.

Celebrity Gogglebox is set to continue this Friday (June 18), with a star-studded line-up that boasts the likes of former EastEnders actor Martin Kemp and Capital's Roman Kemp, Love Island's Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling, This Morning hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford, and more. Now, ahead of the reality show's next episode, Channel 4 has taken to Twitter to confirm that It's a Sin star Olly Alexander and singer-songwriter MNEK will be taking part, too.

Love Island will return on Monday, June 28. Laura first presented Love Island as the main host in 2020 and will be joined by her husband Iain Stirling as the narrator in just two weeks time, but how exactly did Laura end up where she is? Receive newsletters with the latest news, sport and what's on updates from the Liverpool ECHO by signing up here. The Irish star first found fame after entering an MTV competition to become the face of MTV News which led to her presenting the bulletins between

It was confirmed last week that we can expect to see Love Island return to our screens at the end of June, and we cannot wait.This means presenter and voice over couple Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling will jump aboard a flight to Majorca to host the show.

Get the latest celeb gossip and telly news sent straight to your inbox each week with our Showbiz newsletter.Love Island's voiceover genius Iain Stirling says his new ITV2 sitcom Buffering is his best work to date.The Scots born talent who has also hosted CelebAbility for ITV2, had been working on his 'passion project' for some years.The sitcom, written by him and fellow stand-up Steve Bugeja's, is a six-part series and focuses around a group of friends who are challenged by millennial living.In

Love Island has been revealed, signalling the start of a long, hot summer. The ITV2 dating show is set to start on Monday, June 28 at 9pm, with several singletons to enter the villa for the newest series.