The hit reality TV show Love Island was a huge success in the UK, so the American version has been commissioned by broadcaster CBS to air the first series of the show on UK TV from next week.
The new series will air on 22 September with the same format that made the original so popular.
The USA series averaged around 2.6million viewers per episode compared to 500,000 UK viewers on the first series.
CBS has already commissioned a second series after deeming the show a success with Love Island fans.
The American version of the much-loved show has a lavish villa set in luxurious Fiji, whereas the British show takes place in a villa in Mallorca.
Comedian Arielle Vandenberg takes on the presenter role and Matthews Hoffman is the narrator who takes on Iain Sterlings iconic commentary.
However, Love Island fans won't have to wait too long until the winter edition comes to screens in early 2020, shortly followed by the summer edition.
The winners of Britain's Love Island 2019 were Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea who recently split following their win of the £50,000 prize.
