Love Island's Casa Amor will be 'different this year' as boss says to ‘expect the unexpected’
ok.co.ukLove Island viewers should “expect the unexpected” as the hit series is set to be turned on its head for the upcoming 10th season, a show boss has said.
The new series of the ITV dating show, which will see Maya Jam a host her first summer season, will begin on Monday night with a new batch of 10 islanders.
Speaking to reporters at the villa in Majorca ahead of the launch, the show’s creative director Mike Spencer also discussed the allegations of toxic masculinity, the potential of LGBT contestants and throuples, and diversity among the casting. “We try and freshen up that format every series.This series, we’re kind of turning the show on its head a little bit so you can expect the unexpected,” he said. “Things won’t be where you originally think they’ll be and there will be new twists and turns along the way. “I think we’re really trying to keep it fresh and exciting so people don’t know.
Especially for the islanders, if you’ve watched the show, historically, you kind of know where things are placed so we want to change it all up.” Spencer teased that things will also be “a little different this year” with the second villa Casa Amor, where contestants are tempted with a host of new bombshells, adding: “Hopefully we just keep people on their toes and you won’t expect it.” A semi-professional footballer who is deaf in one ear, a musical theatre performer and a model who has appeared in a Burna Boy music video are among the new cast.
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