Love Island returned to our screens on Monday night, with the ITV2 dating show uniting Twitter once again, full of hilarious memes and opinions of our new contestants.
With the line-up already proving to be ready to create drama for the ages, it is set to be a summer to remember for Love Island fans.
This series is the seventh in its run from 2015 onwards, creating some celebrity starlets and even garnering a Scottish winner of our own in West Lothian's Paige Turley.
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So buckle up and get your sunglasses out, its time to get the low-down on the newest series of Love Island!
What time does Love Island start?
The next episode of Love Island will air on Tuesday, June 7 at 9pm on ITV2.
The second episode will run for 65 minutes on ITV2, with Monday night's episode running for slightly longer at one hour and 35 minutes.
Who is in Love Island this year?
Listed below are the 11 initial contestants on Love Island 2022:
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- Luca Bish, 23
- Amber Beckford, 24
- Andrew Le Page, 27
- Ikenna Ekwonna, 23
- Gemma Owen, 19
- Davide Sanclimenti, 27
- Tasha Ghouri, 23
- Liam Llewellyn, 22
- Indiyah Polack, 23
- Dami Hope, 26
- Paige Thorne, 24
And these are the couples, chosen by the viewers in a surprise twist for this season:
- Liam and Gemma
- Dami and Amber
- Ikenna and Indiyah
- Tasha and Andrew
- Paige and Luca
Davide is heading in to mix up the status quo, with his Italian physique and accent already turning the heads of the girls.
What is this years surprise twist?
Narrator Iain Stirling revealed the twist on ITV's Lorraine last week, saying: "I’m coming at you now with a big fat exclusive. We’re mixing things up this year I can tell you.
"This year, for the first year ever, we want you guys at home to play Cupid, and you will have your say which boy couples up with which girl. All you have to do is go over to the Love Island app right now and decide who you want to couple up with who.
"The poll is live right now, and the poll will close again tomorrow morning at 9am. It’s a fantastic poll, where you get to decide who’s being coupled up with who."
Love Island also confirmed the news, writing on social media: "For the first time ever, you get to have your say on who couples up on Day 1!
"Head to the app to play matchmaker and pick which boy you think should couple up with each girl. The polls will close at 9am Saturday."
Love Island resumes tonight at 9pm on ITV2.
