Things are getting rather dramatic in the Love Island villa but viewers are still keen for the return of the show's biggest twist. Casa Amor, which translates to Love House in Spanish, sees the Islanders take on their biggest test as relationships are pushed to the limit.
Each year the boys and girls are split up with one half of the contestants moving to a separate villa where they are joined by a new batch of singletons. Those remaining at the original villa are also joined by new contesants.
Casa Amor is often at the centre of the show's most dramatic scenes as couples are tested and new love is found. After a few days the Islanders must choose to stick with their current partner or choose to couple up with a new contestant, without knowing what their other half has decided.
