‘Love Island USA' Season 7 Cast Photos: Peacock Reveals First 10 Islanders
Ariana Madix is back as host of the dating series, which premieres on Tuesday, June 3. Comedian Iain Stirling also returns to narrate everything that happens in the villa.
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New episodes of the series will air every day during premiere week, and the show will stream Thursdays through Tuesdays thereafter.
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In addition, companion series Love Island Aftersun returns every Saturday, beginning June 7, with hosts being announced soon.
Love Island USA features a group of sexy singles on a search for love in a beautiful villa in Fiji. Temptations will rise and drama will ensue as Islanders face brand new couples' challenges, jaw-dropping twists and turns, and even a few surprise guests.
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Viewers at home have the power to affect what happens in the villa voting for their favorite couples via the Love Island USA app to determine which Islanders will recouple, who will remain in the villa, and who goes home heartbroken.
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Love Island USA is produced by ITV America, based on a format owned by Lifted Entertainment and Motion Entertainment, a WPP Media Company and distributed by ITV Studios. Executive producers include David George, Adam Sher, Ben Thursby-Palmer, Jordana Hochman, Bernie Schaeffer, James Barker, Blake Garrett, Courtney Rosenthal, Richard Cowles, Mike Spencer, Tom Gould, Richard Foster and Chet Fenster.
Scroll through the photo gallery below to meet the Season 7 Islanders.
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