Inside the brand new ITV Love Island 2022 villa as contestants are confirmed

The search for The One continues! As viewers prepare for season 8 of Love Island U.K., the competition series is looking ahead at its lasting impact on fans and contestants.

Tasha Ghouri is set to take popular culture by storm.The 23-year-old dancer and ASOS model is amongst the 11 singletons who were announced to be leading the 2022 Love Island line-up.She will also born deaf, receiving a cochlear implant aged five.Speaking previously about appearing as Love Island's first ever deaf contestant, Tasha said: "It's a big statement being on Love Island, I hope it shows people that it doesn't matter what super power you’ve got, it doesn’t define you, it’s part of what makes you special and unique."It makes you different from other people but in a good and positive way."So, what does Tasha's life look like away from the Love Island villa?Tasha may be new to reality television, but music and TV fans may recognise her face and dance moves.In 2020, the stunning dancer appeared in the music video for MNEK and Sleepwlkers' hit single More Than Words.Of the video, Tasha said (via The Sun): "That was my first major music video. Surprisingly enough it was about him celebrating the deaf community.

It's time to start slathering up the suncream because Love Island has teased a first look at the new series ahead of its launch on Monday night. A whole host of sexy new singletons are set to enter the villa in Mallorca in a bid to find love on the ITV show that will kick off on ITV2, with fans of having a say on who couples up with who in the first week. And in a newly released image, host Laura Whitmore can be seen chatting to the ladies as their summer in the villa kicks off with an exciting new twist.

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling revealed a brand new feature to this years series as viewers can now pick the day one couples.

Love Island bosses have announced a major shake-up as fans will have a say on who couples up with who in the first week. Speaking on the Lorraine show with Christine Lampard, 43, voiceover star Iain Stirling, 34, said: "Christine, as you know, I've never given any information ever, but I'm coming at you right now with a big fat exclusive. We're mixing things up this year...

LOVE Island bosses have spilled the beans on some of the juiciest secrets ahead of the new series. ITV2 viewers won't need to wait long for their favourite dating show to return - but before we watch a group of hot singletons flirt their way through summer, there are a number of changes that will leave fans surprised.

The Love Island lineup has been released and the countdown this June 6 is officially on. Ahead of this year’s series in Mallorca, the show’s producer teased fans with some secrets and changes for this year’s show. Each year the singletons get cosy in the villa bedroom, however for series eight there’s a change.To allow for plenty of comfort, singletons will be able to snuggle down in XXL beds.

Love Island bosses are said to be “working to the wire” as they race to finish building the luxury villa contestants will be staying in ahead of the show’s launch in three days time. Whole sections of the Mallorcan venue still remain in disarray ahead of the start of the new series, which returns to our screens on Monday June 6th.The villa’s walls, floors and furniture still remain unfinished, with work on the show’s sexy retreat The Hideaway, having only just begun. Builders have been racing to try and get the work completed in time for the first contestants arriving on Saturday, reports the Sun, but executive producer Mike Spencer remains confident it will all come together.

LOVE Island bosses are “working to the wire” to finish building the villa, just three days before the Islanders move in.  Whole sections of the ITV2 love shack remain in disarray, with furniture, walls and floors unfinished while work on the show’s sexy retreat, The Hideaway, has only just begun.  Our exclusive photos show builders racing to complete jobs in time for the swimwear-clad cast’s arrival on Saturday.  But executive producer Mike Spencer said: “It just takes time, getting it right.” ITV acquired the villa in January and have had teams on site since March - including local builders as well as the channel’s own crew.  Touring the villa on Monday, Mike said: “Things like this aren't finished yet. We’re working to the wire.

Love Island bosses have revealed that they aren't ditching the popular Movie Night segment, but one other favourite challenge won't be returning this year.Speaking to Daily Star, Love Island Executive Producer Mike Spencer reflected on the popular show segment Movie Night.Revealing the good news for viewers, he said: "Movie Night - that was an in villa format, it was a more of passing information, way for them to see what happened, I think that was exciting - so watch this space."For those not in the know, Movie Night is a very popular segment that take place in the villa and airs for viewers at home.Showing the Islanders clips from the show that they haven't seen, last year Liberty Poole was shown a clip of her then-beau Jake Cornish talking about her behind her back. Always a surefire way to get fireworks exploding in the villa, fans will be happy to know this segment will remain for the 2022 series.But then Mike dropped a complete bombshell that will no doubt upset some avid watchers of the ITV2 dating show.Revealing that one favourite challenge is getting the chop, Mike explained: "I think we've stepped away from the tweet challenge for now, I think we have enough content elsewhere and I don't think we need to do the tweet challenge as it was before."This comes after ITV revealed the full line-up of contestants for Love Island 2022 on Monday, May 30.The first episode is set to air at 9pm on Monday, June 6 – which means we are less than one week away from properly meeting the new cohort of hot singletons that are looking for love.Revealing the first 11 new islanders, the Love Island Instagram account drip fed fans on Monday – revealing the likes of Gemma Owen, Paige Thorne, Dami Hope and Tasha Ghouri.

Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri has been hailed as a "young Kate Moss" by show bosses ahead of the new series.

Love Island bosses have confirmed there will be "new security measures" in place this series following a villa breach during last year's show.This year's first 11 Islanders, who were confirmed by ITV in a series of tweets on Monday, will be the first contestants to grace the dating show's brand new Mallorca villa. It has since been confirmed that Love Island producers are "very conscious about security" this year, with a number of 'new measures' already in place in the new and bigger property.The precautions follow a security breach in last year's show which saw the villa gatecrashed by YouTuber Omer Majid.Speaking to Daily Star, Love Island executive producer Mike Spencer said: "It's a new villa so there are new security measures.

LOVE ISLAND fans left baffled as EastEnders star, Patsy Palmer, has singled out one Islander in particular to show her support. The EastEnders star shared her support for new Love Island star Luca Bish ahead of his ITV debut next week by posting a message on her Instagram Stories. It is unclear how the former EastEnders star,knows the Brighton-born fishmonger, but the soap star sent her well wishes he was announced to be joining the show on Monday.   Patsy took to Instagram to share her support saying: 'Omg @lucabish all grown up and going on @loveisland we cannot wait to watch you.  'You will smash it so beautiful, kind & funny.

Love Island will show on-screen sex, the producers of the show have revealed.The ITV series, which kicks off on Monday (June 6), has scrapped food eating challenges, but islanders' steamy moments will be aired on a case-by-case basis, it has been announced.Executive producer Mike Spencer admitted there was no black out ban of sex scenes, unlike in last year's series. Speaking to Daily Star and other press, he said: "We don't decide anything in advance.

Love Island is nearly upon us as the show is set to kick off in just six short days with a host of new sexy singletons looking to find The One. A brand new villa and food challenges being scrapped are not the only changes to be introduced to the 2022 series though as show producer Mike Spencer has confirmed sex will be shown again after a blackout ban appeared to be introduced last year.

LOVE ISLAND revealed year's lineup of dating hopefuls on Monday, and it has been announced that the singletons WILL be shown having sex despite last year's series' blackout. Love Island producers confirmed to MailOnline that sex is still on the menu, and they will assess each moment of pleasure between the Islanders on a case-by-case basis.

Love Island villa will be back on TV screens on Monday, June 6, but it won't be the one fans know and love.With a complete image overhaul, the villa will look slightly different on-screen with some new changes - but the famous fire pit will still be a main feature, along with a brand new gym with a large training area.Speaking with Daily Star and other press, executive producer Mike Spencer said he loves the villa ITV bosses ultimately decided on after looking at numerous locations.He said: "We looked at quite a few villas, but this one was by far the best.“The view is beautiful.

Love Island bosses may have toned back the amount of sex scenes shown on air, but it doesn’t mean the villa has become less raunchy.Islanders haven’t held back when speaking about their sex lives with their fellow stars, though some try to keep things a little more under wraps.And if they do keep their X-rated antics to themselves, they still have plenty of protection - in the form of square-shaped Love Island logo condoms.Each year the villa is filled with condoms which feature a heart-shaped logo on the wrapper, and while bosses confessed they hadn’t yet received them, they’re definitely on their way.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, Love Island bosses said there were currently no condoms in the villa the week prior to the launch.However, when prompted on if condoms will be hitting the shelves, they confirmed a "bucket load" of condoms will be placed in the villa, before adding they would be "finished with the logo".The influx of condoms goes hand-in-hand with the new hideaway which is still yet to be unveiled.And it looks like bosses are predicting a lot of steamy set-ups this year, with executive producer Mike Spencer admitting they’ve been working overdrive on their match-making.He said: “We've worked really hard to match make this year."I'm hoping that there's someone for everyone, I think we've done well with types.

Love Island 2022 is quickly coming around the corner - and rumours of the contestants are swirling around. However, could some of the contestants actually be former favourites heading into the villa to try, once again, to find the person of their dreams? Bosses seem keen - and hints have been dropped.During a Q&A with fans on Reddit on Wednesday, executive producer Mike Spencer confessed he would "love" to bring back the stars of the show for a one-off special...

Love Island boss Mike Spencer says he would "love" to make an "all-star" series of the dating show that features former contestants from past series.Participating in an Ask Me Anything session on forum site Reddit, Executive Producer Mike Spencer was asked if he would ever bring back Celebrity Love Island.Though he wasn't keen on reviving the old format, he did offer an alternative... which might be an even better option for fans.For those not in the know, Celebrity Love Island was the original format of the dating show and was a big hit on TV from 2005 to 2006 – but then fizzled out.It starred the likes of Paul Danan, Bianca Gascoigne, Calum Best, Brendan Cole and Shane Lynch – but only lasted for two seasons in total.Producer Mike doesn't seem keen on the idea of a celebrity version of the popular dating show returning though but did offer a potential alternative.

Love Island bosses have confirmed there will be no more food challenges on the show after viewers dubbed them 'disgusting'.