Love Island's Casa Amor could be axed in a major shake-up for the 2019 series.
The infamous second villa has been the scene of some of the show's most explosive scenes over the years.
However, it's now emerged that producers have still not agreed whether to feature the segment, which has been used to put the couple's relationships under strain.
A source told Mirror Online a decision has yet to be made on the future of Casa Amor even though there's less than three weeks until the launch date,
The second villa has been a huge test for the couples after it was first introduced back in 2016.
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It allows the male stars to leave the main house and set up camp in the nearby villa, where they are introduced to a fresh cast of sexy single females.
Last year, it almost broke up winners Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham as the pen saleman was put into Casa Amor with his ex-girlfriend Ellie Jones.
Dani burst into tears when she found out Jack was hanging out with his ex and it could have split them up for good.
There was also high drama for Georgia Steel after her partner Josh Denzel went into Casa Amor and came back with a new woman, Kaz Crossley.
Poor Georgia was left heartbroken when she got publicly dumped on TV.
Love Island returns to TV on the first weekend on June and construction on the sets is already well underway.
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Host Caroline Flack has also been busy getting ready for the launch.
She's been filming the first TV ads for the 2019 series, and sharing pictures of her Love Island outfits online.
Last week, Caroline posted a picture of herself posing in her knickers in what appeared to be a dressing room.
It sparked speculation she was backstage at the Love Island villa - especially as she was posing next to rows of brightly-coloured shoes similar to those she normally wears when presenting the show.
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