Love Island Filming Delayed as Wildfires Force Villa Evacuation
The filming of the highly anticipated season of “Love Island: All Stars” has been delayed due to ongoing wildfires in South Africa. As a result, the villa located in the Western Cape has been evacuated, prompting ITV to announce a postponement of the premiere that was initially scheduled for Monday.
Wildfires Cause Filming Postponement
In an official statement, ITV emphasized the priority of health and safety during this crisis. The company stated, “Our assessment of the location site has concluded that filming will need to be postponed.” This decision comes in light of reports showing extensive wildfires affecting properties in the region, particularly around Mossel Bay Municipality.
Details on “Love Island: All Stars”
The new series, hosted by Maya Jama, brings back familiar faces from past seasons. Contestants are set to compete not just for romance but also for a shared prize pot. The cast includes several popular former contestants:
- Jess Harding, 25 (Winner)
- Millie Court, 29 (Winner)
- Tommy Bradley, 22 (Series 12)
- Helena Ford, 29 (Series 12)
- Jack Keating, 24 (Son of Ronan Keating, Series 8)
- Whitney Adebayo (Series 10 finalist)
- Ciaran Davies, 23 (Series 11)
- Sean Stone, 26 (Series 11)
- Charlie Frederick, 31 (Series 4)
- Belle Hassan, 27 (Series 5)
- Leanne Amaning, 28 (Series 6)
- Shaq Muhammad, 27 (Series 9)
Future of the Show
As fans await updates, ITV has assured viewers that further details regarding the new launch date will be communicated. The network remains committed to providing a safe environment for both cast and crew as they navigate this unforeseen circumstance.
Stay tuned for more updates on the “Love Island: All Stars” as El-Balad continues to cover this evolving story.
