Channel 9 calls on Love Island ‘superfans’ to make key decisions ahead of new 2023 season
If you consider yourself a Love Island superfan, Channel 9 needs your expertise.
Love Island Australia’s 2023 season will soon hit our small screens, and the network is asking fans to help take control of the villa.
Sophie Monk is back in the host seat for the show, in which single people will try to find love or fame in a sizzling Mallorca villa.
But she needs help from superfans to determine some key elements.
Those chosen to join the coveted group will make crucial decisions to steer the islanders in the right direction to find love.
Sophie Monk (pictured) is back in the guest chair for Love Island, in which singles will try to find love or fame in a sizzling Mallorca villa
“Superfans” must fill out a form to prove to producers that they are the format’s most committed viewers.
The form includes questions such as your favorite Love Islander, your favorite Love Island moment, and why you’re a superfan.
In its appeal to fans, ITV wrote: “Love Island Australia is once again looking for a ride or die #LoveIslandAU Superfans to take control of the Villa in our upcoming 2023 season.”
But she needs the help of superfans to determine some key elements in the villa (Photo: Mal Nicol)
Superfans must fill out a form that producers go through to determine the most committed viewers
“If you LOVE Love Island, fill out the form below to convince us why you should join the exclusive (and impactful!) brand new team.”
The fifth season of the popular dating show will air later this year, with signups still open for single people looking for love.
Austen Bugeja and Claudia Bonifazio were crowned the winners of Love Island Australia in 2022.
The pair won the hearts of the nation, beating fellow finalists Mitchell and Phoebe, and Callum and Madeline, to take home the title.
Austen Bugeja and Claudia Bonifazio were crowned 2022 Love Island Australia winners (both pictured)