Love Island's Laura Whitmore hits at back trolls who brand her 'boring' and 'overpaid'

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling has landed a huge new job voicing the stateside version of the show.

Love Island's Iain Stirling is set to head to America narrate the US version of the hit ITV2 show.The Scottish comedian, 34, will be narrating the revamped American version of the show, which is set to be much steamier than previous seasons.The show is will air on the Peacock streaming service in the US, with the premiere taking place on Tuesday, 19 July, however he'll still continue to provide voiceovers for the UK version.There have been three previous seasons, first starting in 2019. Speaking in a statement, Jenny Groom, Executive Vice President for NBCUniversal's Entertainment Unscripted Content, said: “The moment the decision was made to bring an all-new version of Love Island to Peacock, we knew we had to get Iain on board.

Love Island since it hit screens in 2015, becoming an essential part of the show. Now, Iain is set to voice the revamped American spin-off version of the hit dating show, which airs on Peacock.Iain will step in to replace the previous host Matthew Hoffman, who narrated the US version for three seasons when it aired on CBS.The series launches on NBC’s streaming service Peacock next month, after three series on the rival network.In a video announcing his involvement, Iain said the show would be “streaming all summer long - or until America decides it can’t understand a word I’m saying”.

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling has reportedly landed himself a job voicing the US version of the hit ITV2 dating show.The Scottish ITV presenter has narrated the UK version of Love Island since it returned to screen in 2015 - where he's left fans laughing with his witty remarks and saucy jokes.Stirling, who is married to Irish Love Island host Laura Whitmore, is now set to voice the revamped American spin-off version of the hit dating show which airs on Peacock.Iain will step in to replace past host Matthew Hoffman, who narrated the US version for three seasons when it aired on CBS.Jenny Groom, NBCUniversal's vice president of unscripted content, said: "The moment the decision was made to bring an all-new version of Love Island to Peacock, we knew we had to get Iain on board."Iain embodies everything fans love about the show — humor, irreverence and cheeky fun. Love Island would not be the same without him."Comedian Iain has voiced the UK edition of Love Island for over five years since it came back in 2015.He has also appeared on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox alongside his presenter wife, Laura.Stirling got into hot water with Newcastle United fans after branding the team "a pony club".Gemma Owen, who is an international dressage rider, is the daughter of former footballer Michael Owen, who famously played for Newcastle United.Levelling a dig at the team, Iain said: "Luca's grabbed Gemma for a catch up.

LOVE Island fans were split over a teaser for tomorrow night's episode that sees two people NOT coupled up share a smooch. The teaser video showed Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu seemingly making a move on bombshell Jay Younger.

Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore has claimed the villa stinks of Islanders' "fake tan and Lynx Africa".The host, who was spotted cosying up to her husband Iain Stirling on a rare night out for the couple recently, also said there's no wonder it "smells so bad" when 40 to 50 people go through the building across the duration of the summer series.The 37 year old star added that there is also an intense stench of islander's sweat and BO lingering around the rooms. And with the girls caking on their makeup daily and the boys covering themselves in deodorant, it's a smelly place to be in the height of the Mallorca heat. Speaking on Alan Carr's Life's A Beach podcast, Laura said: "It smells so bad.

Love Island's most dramatic story twist, when the male Islanders are whisked away to neighbouring villa Casa Amor, is said to be returning in a huge way. According to reports, a source has claimed that the week which sees the boys going away to mingle with new girls will be "better and bigger than ever".

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling is best known for his hilarious quips on the show, and has caused quite a stir after taking aim for Michael Owen.

It's not just the Islanders causing a stir as the voice of Love Island has found himself in a bit of bother with viewers. Iain Stirling is never seen but always heard during every episode of the ITV2 dating show as he commentates on all the latest goings-on in the famous villa.

Love Island host Laura Whitmore claims the TV villa "stinks" – thanks to the sweaty lads trying to cover up their smelly body odour with Lynx Africa.The presenter says the problem has been caused after eight weeks of messy youngsters living in a hot climate in Majorca, with the deodorant proving a favourite cover-up.Whitmore said: “It smells so bad. If you think about it – that amount of people, about 40 or 50 islanders go through it the whole summer.“It starts off with about 10 or 12 and then more keep going in.

From ecstasy to despair: Gemma Owen and Luca Bish could be set for a rocky time despite sharing their first kiss in Monday's episode of Love Island. Following a shock dumping which saw Afia Tonkmor, 25, leave the villa, narrator Iain Stirling teased at "trouble in paradise".The pair were seen squabbling in a short clip in which Gemma, 19, appears to be apologising for something before becoming frustrated at Luca's, 22, reaction. In the teaser video she said: "Don't roll your eyes at me and be a p***k.

Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore and husband Iain Stirling cosied up together on a rare night out.The television host, who recently shared rare pictures of the couple’s daughter, joined her comedian husband at the Soccer Aid afterparty on Sunday 12 June following the first instalment of Love Island: After Sun. Iain, 34, had been on commentating duties at the London Stadium alongside Sam Matterface.The celebrity football match, which raises money for charity UNICEF, saw the World XI beat the England team for a fourth year in a row.

Love Island: Aftersun viewers have called for the show’s new VIP bar to be named in honour of Caroline Flack. Caroline hosted the ITV2 dating show from 2015 to 2019. She stepped down as host in December 2019 after she was charged with assaulting her then-boyfriend Lewis Burton at her home in London.

LAURA Whitmore has revealed that the Love Island villa absolutely stinks. The host, who is back to present her third series, said as many as fifty Islanders make the Majorcan sunspot their home during the run.

LOVE Island is set for its first big row of the new series as Luca and Andrew face off over the fire pit. In a first look at Monday's episode on Aftersun, host Laura Whitmore teased the tense showdown between the lads. "This spicy exclusive shows Andrew and Luca come to blows, don't miss this," she said.

Liam Llewellyn has spoken out for the first time since leaving the villa and given his reaction to the news that Michael Owen is Gemma's dad.

Love Island fans saw Liam Llewellyn walk away from the villa on Friday night, and it didn’t take long for him to be told exactly Gemma Owen’s very famous dad is. Liam quit the hit series after just five days, telling his fellow islanders that he ‘wasn’t 100% feeling it’ and delivered an emotional speech at the fire pit.  after initially being paired up with Michael Owen’s daughter, Gemma, he was left single following the arrival of Davide Sanclimenti.

Love Island star Liam Llewellyn is set to reveal the truth behind his shock exit from the show. The 22-year-old shocked the nation when he decided to walk out of the villa on Friday night's episode (June 10) - less than one week into his stint.

Olivia and Alex Bowen have become parents after she gave birth to their first child.

LOVE Island fans were left furious at the show's cliffhanger ending. It was a dramatic Friday night episode as Love Island screened Liam's departure before a surprise recoupling.

Rachel Finni slammed Love Island bosses after the ITV dating show introduced a new coupling format, which involved the public choosing the villa couples instead of the islanders themselves.The former Love Island star, who appeared on last year's series, claimed ITV brought in the new coupling format as they "didn't want to take responsibility" for black girls being picked last during the show's coupling scenes.Earlier this week, Love Island returned for its eighth series, which meant a new cast of sexy singletons landed in the villa in a bid to find love in the sun.However, viewers and islanders alike were shocked when host Laura Whitmore revealed the islanders wouldn't get a say in who they paired up with during the first coupling.Instead, it was members of the public who had all the power and were able to vote for the singletons they wanted to see coupled up.Brunette beauty Rachel, 29, hit out at Love Island bosses for the coupling format during an exclusive Instagram Live chat with Daily Star.She said the show's new coupling format was a "tactical" decision by ITV designed to protect them as they wanted to avoid responsibility for a black girl being picked last.Rachel claimed: "The show has been going on for how many years now? The public getting involved wasn’t because they wanted us to be a part of the show it’s because they didn’t want to take responsibility for the black girl being picked last."So they said 'okay let’s make sure everyone is guaranteed to be picked, it won’t be done in order and if anyone has a problem with who they’re coupled up with, we as the show can’t take the blame because it would have been other people that done it'."She believed the public vote put the islanders in a "forced" and