Love Island 2021 kicks off tonight with a new line-up of contestants.
The first episode of the new series will air once again from the famous villa in Majorca and fans of the ITV2 show can't wait after it was put on hold last summer.
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In a sneak preview the first 10 contestants will couple up and get cosy around the famous fire pit, but eagle-eyed viewers might notice that one cast member is missing. You can see the teaser for the first coupling as the girls fight over the boys here.
Last week, Love Island announced the line-up of 11, including Chloe Burrows from Bicester.
However, in a first look at tonight's show Chloe is suspiciously missing, indicating that she may be the show's first bombshell.
And now a teaser clip has confirmed as much, with Toby receiving a text from the late arrival.
In a a voice note, Chloe can be heard saying: "Hey boys. How are you? Chloe here. I've just arrived and I'm outside the front of the Villa.
"I'd like to take you all on a date but I’ll let you guys decide who wants to come and join me. Hopefully I’ll see you soon."
But who is Chloe Burrows?
Chloe is a 25-year-old financial services marketing executive from Bicester.
She said her friends and family would describe her as "funny" and she's also looking for that in a partner.
She said: "I'm always the funny one in a situation. I always try and make everyone laugh. Outgoing, I'm quite bubbly and always doing something."
When it comes to a partner, Chloe explained: "I like a good build. I go to the gym. I want someone who is funny. Really funny and caring and will do nice little things for you. And then obviously someone who you can depend on to not ditch you. Because I am quite a big character and quite loud, they would have to be as loud, if not more. I could never be with someone who is quiet. Someone that gives you a bit back."
When asked why she wanted to take part in the new series of Love Island, Chloe said: "I've been in awful 'situationships' and stuff so I just thought, why not?!"
Love Island starts tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITV Hub.
