Fans of Love Island are concerned that the show may be cancelled following the axing of Jeremy Kyle.
The Jeremy Kyle show was taken off air for good after a guest was found dead days after filming an episode of Jeremy Kyle.
Steve Dymond appeared on the show to try to clear his name of cheating accusations - but he was found dead at home just days later.
ITV axed the programme indefinitely, as ITV’s CEO, Carolyn McCall said: “Given the gravity of recent events we have decided to end production of The Jeremy Kyle Show."
Over the past year, two Love Island contestants have taken their own lives, leading some fans of the show to believe that the programme may be pulled.
Mike Thalassitis was found dead in woods near his Essex home in March 2019.
The 26-year-old was a former League Two footballer who found fame on the ITV2 dating show in 2017.
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2016 star, Sophie Gradon took her own life after drinking alcohol and taking cocaine in 2018, an inquest ruled.
Sophie, 32, was found dead at her parents' home in Ponteland near Newcastle on June 20.
But today, Caroline Flack shared a video on her Instagram confirming the start date of the hit summer reality TV show.
Captioning the video Caroline said: "And off we go. with a heart and palm tree emoji."
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The video shows Caroline on a lilo in a pool, with the hashtag #daydotiscoming and the date Monday June 3 on ITV2.
However following Mike's death, ITV bosses confirmed that Love Island aftercare procedure will change for all cast member in future seasons.
In a statement released to the media, ITV said they will now offer 'bespoke training' to all future contestants following the deaths of two former stars.
Previously, support to Love Island contestants was only given if they asked for it, but now it will be compulsory for all to receive it.
