What does Casa Amor mean? Meaning and translation of Love Island’s second villa

Love Island host Laura Whitmore has been soaking up the sun in Mallorca after jetting off to present the highly anticipated Casa Amor recoupling. The TV host, 37, recently jetted off to Mallorca in order to enter the Love Island villa, as this year's Islanders are set to choose whether to stick with their current partner or recouple with one of the newbies.

Love Island looks set for even more drama on Wednesday as a teaser at the end of Tuesday's episode sees Jacques O'Neill kiss new girl Cheyanne Kerr. During Sunday's episode, the boys discovered that the girls had left to go to Casa Amor as six new girls entered the original villa with the boys excitedly running around the garden.

Love Island looks set for even more drama on Wednesday as a teaser at the end of Tuesday's episode sees Andrew Le Page break down in tears. During Sunday's episode, the boys discovered that the girls had left to go to Casa Amor as six new girls entered the original villa with the boys excitedly running around the garden.

Love Island star Paige Thorne was crying her eyes out during a teaser for an upcoming episode of the hit ITV show. Following Monday’s (July 4) explosive episode, more drama unfolds as Tasha is seen wiping away tears while in the confessional room.

Love Island looks set for even more drama on Tuesday night as a new teaser sees Billy Brown share a kiss with Tasha Ghouri. The explosive clip was shared at the end of Monday's episode and it also sees Paige Thorne crying with fans speculating that it is over the smooch as she had been getting to know Billy, 23, too.

Love Island announced the return of Casa Amor with an explosive teaser that confirmed the famous show twist has arrived.The singletons have now been split up with the boys staying in the main villa, as a whole host of new contestants enter each villa and the boys and girls will get to know the newbies, and eventually have to decide whether they wish to recouple with a newcomer or stay with their current partner, who is in the other villa. In previous years the boys have gone to Casa Amor while the girls have stayed in the main villa, but ITV have switched things up this year. Over the years Casa Amor has provided many memorable moments as the singletons really showed their true feelings for each other.

Love Island producers have opted for a new spin this summer, proudly declaring themselves 'The OGs of Love'.The ITV2 dating show first hit screens in June 2015.It has since aired eight seasons and spawned a number of spin-off and rival shows from other broadcasters.READ MORE: Love Island's Ekin-Su 'could steal £50k prize' if she reaches final says show starsIn January 2020, Love Island launched its first ever winter season, which took place in South Africa as opposed to the Mallorca location of the summer show.With Winter Love Island confirmed to return to screens in January, Daily Star takes a look inside Love Island's biggest spin-off and rival shows.Love Island launched its first-ever winter season in January 2020.Once again presented by Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling, Winter Love Island was nearly identical to the main summer series with one key difference - Islanders were placed inside a South African villa instead of a Mallorca one.The series didn't get off to the easiest of starts, as the coronavirus pandemic saw it cancelled for the next two years.Earlier this month, Winter Love Island was confirmed to return to screens in January 2023.Before Winter Love Island hit screens, ITV producers launched Survival of the Fittest.Also hosted by Laura Whitmore and set in South Africa, the ill-fated series premiered in February 2018 and aired across three weeks.The show, which briefly featured eventual Love Island winner Dani Dyer, saw contestants take part in a series of physical challenges while residing in a luxury lodge and competing for a cash prize.Unlike Love Island, the show openly welcomed bisexual and queer contestants - with all participants competing in a battle of the sexes format.In September 2018, the series

With Love Island ’s eighth series now well underway and the bombshells whisked off to Casa Amor, many fans have turned their attention towards the latest round of singles hoping to turn islanders' heads, including some with very famous connections. So far this series, viewers have been treated to three celebrity hopefuls in search of love, including 26 year old Antigoni Buxton, the daughter of chef Tonia Buxton, Gemma Owen, 19, the international dressage rider who boasts former England player Michael Owen as her dad and even Liam Llewellyn, 22, whose dad David Llewellyn represented Wales in the 1999 Rugby World Cup.

Amanda Holden has revealed her eldest daughter, Alexa is “obsessed” Love Island as she shared her concerns that she will be the next celebrity child to sign up to the show.

LOVE Island have given us the first look at the girls who are coming to turn the boys' heads at Casa Amor. Earlier tonight, ITV released official pictures of the six lads hoping to upset relationships and steal hearts.

Love Island has teased the return of steamy Casa Amor antics with its latest trailer.At the end of Friday night's episode (July 1), a teaser for Sunday night's show teased what happened after the female Islanders debunked to the Casa Amor villa.Joined by Casa Amor bombshells including Ronan Keating's son Jack Keating and Gemma Owen's pal Billy Brown, the girls will face temptation in the brand new villa.READ MORE: Love Island's Casa Amor sneak-peek - luxury terrace, infinity pool and intimate roomsThe male Islanders loyalties will also be tested as six new female bombshells were teased in a brief clip.The 15-second clip sees the female bombshells descend on the original villa in their heels and swimwear.They seem to be in a party mood as they raise their hands in the air ahead of their big entrance.In a voiceover clip, Iain Stirling teased: "On Sunday night, please welcome the new girls."With six new single female Islanders heading for the boys in the main villa, will anyone's head be turned?The return of Casa Amor followed Antigoni Buxton and Charlie Radnedge being dumped from the show.The former bombshells were sent home by their fellow Islanders after landing in the bottom three least compatible couples alongside Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page as well as Danica Taylor and Jay Younger.Friday night's episode also saw Tasha break down in tears after her and Andrew found themselves at the bottom of a public vote yet again.On Twitter, Love Island fans shared their confusion about Tasha's tantrums after the dancer claimed she 'didn't show emotion'.Elsewhere, Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu could be seen growing closer.The pair shared a steamy pool moment after respectively making each other coffee and pancakes

It is the moment that every Love Island fan has been waiting for as Casa Amor is set to make its much-anticipated return. The ITV2 show is currently in its fourth week, midway through the eighth series, with the couples getting cosier than ever.

Former Love Island stars Shaughna Phillips and Jack Fincham claimed producers set up conversations and she says she was encouraged to say certain things on the ITV2 show. During a video Q&A, Jack, who won series four with then girlfriend Dani Dyer, and Shaughna who appeared on series six, answered the question, did you ever have to refilm a scene? Shaughna responded saying: "So they sometimes ask you, "Why don't you go and have this conversation?" And you think, 'Alright, I'm going to go and ask it, but I'll do it on my own little spin.' "It was me and Sophie [Piper] having a chat and they wanted me to put it on her a little bit about asking Nas [Majeed] to choose her.

Love Island announced the imminent return of Casa Amor with an explosive teaser at the end of Thursday (30 June) night's episode.The iconic neon sign played at the end of the show along with a sneak peek of the second villa, as Iain Stirling confirmed the famous show twist is just around the corner. The boys and girls will soon be split up with one group staying in the main villa, while the others will head over to Casa Amor, a second villa located just down the road.

LOVE Island tonight sensationally opened Casa Amor for business - with a sign to the separate villa shown lighting up at the end of tonight's episode. Fans went wild as a pink logo sputtered into life, spelling trouble for all of the series' established couples.

Love Island has seen a collection of Islanders having celebrity links recently but some contestants have connections to the Royal Family. In the past we've seen Tommy Fury, 23, whose brother is Tyson Fury, Dani Dyer, whose dad is Danny Dyer, and more recently Gemma Owen, 19, who recently name dropped her football legend dad Michael Owen. However, as well as celebrity links, some past contestants have connections to the Royal Family from working weddings, rumoured exes and one secret prince, here OK! takes a look at the surprising links...

There’s a new bombshell entering the villa.

Love Island has introduced the world to huge stars including Dani Dyer, Millie Court and Megan Barton-Hanson, to name a few.Some have gone on to fame and fortune after their stints on the popular ITV2 dating programme, landing massive collaboration deals with brands including Boux Avenue, as well as launching their own podcasts, or popping up on other reality TV programmes.However, others have chosen to ditch reality TV completely.READ NEXT: Naked Attraction struggles to pair happy couples despite sex-mad guests and racy datesIslanders including Molly-Mae Hague have spoken openly about distancing themselves from the programme, with others choosing to do the same in recent years.Here, Daily Star takes a look at the Love Island stars who have ditched reality TV for new careers.Amy Hart rose to fame on Love Island 2019 but left the villa after Curtis Pritchard coupled up with Maura Higgins. Although she went on to appear on reality TV programmes including Celebs Go Dating and Hey Tracey, the star announced earlier this year that she wanted to completely ditch reality TV and move into politics.Speaking to The Sun, Amy revealed that she wanted to write a politics book for "the Love Island generation" and become an MP."I think I could be a relatable MP – something a lot of them are not," said Amy."I think integrity and compassion is missing in politics and I can bring that."She added: "A lot of people think that politics doesn’t concern their lives so making it easier to digest is important."Many of my friends don’t vote as they think politics doesn’t concern them.

There are a number of Love Island rules that have seen the light of day this year thanks to former contestants sharing their experiences of living in the villa. Amy Hart has been particularly outspoken on TikTok about what Islanders do when they get their period and the rules for napping in the day. And previously Sharon Gaffka discussed how things work when it comes to smoking.

LOVE Island fans have voiced concerns that one islander has secretly left the villa. As things between Ekin-Su and Gemma kicked off in Monday night's episode, fans couldn't help but notice one person seemed to be missing for the second episode in a row.

Love Island season four winner Dani Dyer has been giving her fans a peek into her life as she enjoys a sun soaked family break.The reality star, 25, took a trip with the two men in her life – her adorable one year old son Santiago and West Ham footballer beau Jarrod Bowen to sunnier climes. In true fashion, the former Love Island winner took to Instagram to share plenty of snaps from the break, giving her followers a peek into the family trip abroad while also gushing over her partner that she had “the best time with you.” Earlier in the week the beauty posted a picture of herself holding her son – who she shares with ex Sammy Kimmence – and told her 3.6 million followers “Holiday pics incoming.” In the picture, Dani sported a marble effect blue bikini and white netted kaftan.