Love Island twist ensures more drama for winter series with ‘Casa Amor house feet away’
The producers of Love Island have made sure to cause more drama as the series returns for its third winter edition next year.
The latest twist will see the home of the infamous Casa Amor contestant just a few feet from the main villa, according to a new report.
According to SunContestants may well hear what their love interests are up to with the new singles as they head off to the rival house.
Exciting! The producers of Love Island have made sure to cause more drama as the series returns for its third winter edition next year (Tasha Ghouri and Billy Brown in Casa Amor)
A source told the publication: ‘The inhabitants of Casa Amor have always been able to relax knowing that the people they are paired with are miles away.
‘Well, not anymore, if there’s a wild party, the main village might as well hear it.
“This year, it could really be a case of having trouble with the neighbors as the bombs try to separate couples.”
The latest twist will see the home of the infamous Casa Amor contestant just a few feet from the main villa, according to a new report.
It comes after the Winter Love Island villa was revealed, with sources telling MailOnline that the South African mansion is the “best villa” yet.
Work on the mansion is currently underway ahead of the series’ launch on ITV2 and ITVX next year, with show bosses making the safety of the islanders their top priority after previous villas have seen intruders breaking through.
The oversized luxury eco retreat boasts stunning mountain views and is located in a ‘protected area’ in the heart of the Franschhoek wine valley on South Africa’s ‘millionaire’s row’.
The Villa: The new luxury eco-retreat boasts a giant pool and mountain views in a “protected area” of the Franschhoek wine valley, as the series returns to South Africa after three years.
With Winter Love Island off the air for three years, show bosses have pulled out all the stops for the new batch of islanders in their quest for love and romance.
The largest yet in the entire series, the villa features a giant pool and is surrounded by palm trees and typically costs around £430 per night per room.
It is also environmentally friendly as the property is 100% isolated from the grid, allowing it to generate its own electricity, water and numerous sources of food.
The winter debut series aired in January 2020, shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic, and was won by Paige Turley and Finn Tapp.
Plans for a second winter series have been shelved in 2021 amid concerns surrounding the pandemic.
Reigning Champions: The Winter Debut Series aired in January 2020, shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic, and was won by Paige Turley and Finn Tapp. Plans for a second winter series have been shelved in 2021 amid concerns surrounding the pandemic.
Green Zone – The oversized luxury eco-lodge boasts stunning mountain views and is located in a “protected area” in the heart of the Franschhoek wine valley.
Paige and Finn said after the announcement: “Love Island allowed us to find love with someone who without the show, our paths would never have crossed.”
We both found everything we asked for in a couple and now live together in Manchester (we’ve been here for almost two years). We have an amazing new set of friends and we literally couldn’t imagine life without each other.
Paul Mortimer, Director of Reality Commissioning and Controller, ITV2, said: “Love Island has once again proven to be the nation’s favorite summer talking point, and we are always impressed by the show’s continued impact and talkability. among our younger audience. .
“So instead of just offering one Summer of Love, we thought we’d make 2023 the Year of Love with two full series of the show.”
Incredible: The villa is the largest so far in the entire series, it has a giant pool and is surrounded by palm trees. It is also respectful of the environment, as the estate is 100% isolated from the grid, allowing it to generate its own electricity.
Wow – work on the mansion is currently underway ahead of the series launch next year, and ITV bosses are making the safety of the islanders their top priority after intruders have been seen infiltrating previous villas.
Mike Spencer, Executive Producer of Lifted Entertainment, said: “After eight brilliant series, we are excited to serve up two helpings of love in 2023 starting in January in a stunning new villa in South Africa.”
“We can look forward to more romances, bromances and everything in between as we embark on another epic year of love.”
The stars of Love Island’s inaugural winter series are believed to have lost £500,000 in “missed opportunities” as the country went into lockdown shortly after they left the villa.
EdHopkinsPR’s Jack Cooper revealed to Metro that the stars missed out on key moments to win money that had previously netted contestants up to millions of pounds.
In 2019: Winter Love Island’s previous villa featured all the familiar aspects, including a fire pit, chaise lounge, and rooftop deck.