Finding it hard to fill the hole Love Island left in your television schedule this summer? Well, look no further because Love Island Australia is making a come back to Virgin Media Two on Monday night.
Presenter Sophie Monk will return to screen for the latest series of Love Island Australia, which will see a new batch of sexy singletons trying to find love.
The Love Island villa will be located in the stunning Byron Bay.
The show will air at 10pm, with catch up also available on Virgin Media Player.
The series is sure to be jammed packed full of some much loved drama as contestants fall in and out of love over the course of two months.
As we all know, the course of true love never runs smoothly in the Love Island Villa, as you are assured there will be plenty of twists and a few heads turned throughout the series.
The show is sure to hold your attention as you try to decipher which couples will stay strong and who will be sent packing in the next dumping.
Following a hiatus in 2020, Australian broadcaster Nine announced the series would return for a third season in 2021, with production originally being relocated to a villa on the Gold Coast.
Teasing the start of the "best season yet", former Popstars Australia winner Sophie announced in October: "We have our first five couples for Love Island 2021."
The first episode of the series is sure to bring some drama as among the couples are Ryan and Ari, who already got tongues wagging after they puckered up for the first kiss of the show, which aired in Australia in October.
Telling fans to "ring the smooch bell", the show's Twitter shared a clip of the pair as they got to know each other better.
Ari, looking striking in a lilac bikini and sporting long dark hair, asks her partner if he was happy he picked her.
Leaning in for a kiss Ryan says: "Happy" as Ari replies: "Oh, that's cute."
- Love Island Australia will air on Virgin Media Two at 10pm.
