Iain Stirling: Last News

Iain Stirling has revealed he has dreams that he and wife Laura Whitmore become a Scottish Laird and Lady.

Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore made her West End debut last night in spooky production 2:22 A Ghost Story. The Aftersun host, 37, joined Matt Willis, Tamsin Carroll, and Felix Scott in the cast of the show at the Criterion Theatre in London. Fellow Love Island star and husband Iain Stirling attended the press night for the show to see Laura tread the boards in her new role.

A new documentary series will reveal what really happens on Love Island as stars of the hit ITV show tell-all. Channel 4 are set to air the explosive new series, which will feature exclusive interviews with Islanders dishing dirt on at the sometimes controversial reality show. Ex contestants will expose what really goes on behind the scenes as well as how they deal with instant fame and what happens when they go back to a normal life after their time in the Spanish villa.The Sun, which first broke the news, revealed the show will be titled Reality Check: Life After The Limelight.The reports come just a couple of weeks after Love Island host Laura Whitmore shocked fans by announcing she was quitting the show, after finding "certain elements" of the series "very difficult", including the travel requirements.

Laura Whitmore has been pictured in rehearsal for her West End debut after announcing her departure from Love Island as host. The Irish TV presenter, 37, who is joining the cast of supernatural thriller 2:22 – A Ghost Story, appears concentrated in the pictures as she plays out scenes alongside her co-stars.

Laura Whitmore has been pictured in rehearsal for her West End debut after announcing her departure from Love Island.

Laura Whitmore revealed this week that she is quitting as the presenter of Love Island - but fans think they have already sussed out her next career move. The 37-year-old took over from the late Caroline Flack as the host of the ITV2 dating show back in January 2020 for its first ever winter series.

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling might be the next to leave the ITV2 show after his wife Laura Whitmore announced her departure.

Laura Whitmore "wasn't having a good time" by the end of this summer's Love Island and is excited to be starting a new chapter, a source has told OK!. The 37-year-old stepped in to host the much-loved dating programme and its spin-off series Love Island Aftersun back in 2020, taking over from Caroline Flack. But on Monday night, Laura announced her decision to leave the ITV2 show, citing "certain elements of the show I’ve found very difficult that cannot be changed".

No more matchmaking for her!

Laura Whitmore has announced some exciting career news recently, with the 37 year old revealing that she's set to make her West End debut later this year. The TV host will star in 2:22 A Ghost Story in London's West End and will play a character called Jenny, in a move which hugely differs to her usual presenting gigs.

Laura Whitmore has confirmed that she will not be coming back to Love Island UK when the reality show returns for its winter season at the beginning of 2023.

Laura Whitmore has announced that she won't be hosting the next series of Love Island. The 37 year old took to Instagram to announce the news today (22 August) and explained how she'd found "certain elements" of the ITV2 dating show "very difficult".Taking to Instagram, Laura shared a photo of herself from her time on the show and told her fans: "Some news! I won’t be hosting the next series of Love Island.

Last year, Laura Whitmore, 37, welcomed her first child – a daughter – with her comedian husband, Iain Stirling, 34. The pair have always kept their little one out of the spotlight, but Laura decided to share a cute snap of her daughter, looking very summery, during a trip to the park. The little girl wore a pink and white striped top, along with a sunhat with flowery detailing to protect her from the rays.

Love Island runners-up Gemma Owen and Luca Bish appeared a bit glum as they left the reunion show together.

Love Island star Jacques O’Neill was notably absent from last night’s wrap party, as his ex-partner Paige Thorne arrived at the farewell shindig alongside Adam Collard. The 23 year old rugby player made the decision to leave the villa part way through his time on the show, after struggling with his mental health while in the villa.

Laura Whitmore recently posted a rare photograph of her baby daughter Stevie Ré as the pair continued to enjoy a sun-soaked holiday together. The Love Island host, 37, whose BBC Radio 5 Live replacement was recently unveiled, took to her Instagram Stories to share a sweet snap of her daughter's feet as she showed off her tan lines.

They're used to temperatures hotting up in the Love Island villa.

Love Island looks set for explosive scenes on Sunday as the Islanders learn that the public has been voting for the most compatible couple and those with the fewest votes risk being dumped. In a first look teaser, it sees Adam Collard receive a text which reads: "Can all Islanders gather around the fire pit immediately." It then cuts to the Islanders at the fire pit to which Gemma Owen then receives a message that explains the public have been voting.The text reads: "Islanders, the public have been voting for the most compatible couple, the couples with the fewest votes risk being dumped from the island tonight!" to which the contestants are left stunned by the news.

Love Island was back on Saturday night (July 23) with a montage of unseen clips from the popular ITV dating show.

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