Love Island stars still live happily in a Spanish villa (Photo: ITV)
The Love Island stars missed some of England’s progress during Euro 2020 as they focus on tanning, dating and cracking up at a villa in Spain, where they had been since before the this series begins on June 28.
They love Sharon Gaffka, Hugo Hammond and Lucinda Strafford were blissfully oblivious as celebrities like Amanda Holden, James Norton, Simon Cowell and Craig David sent messages of support on Sunday.
While the nation is hoping football will finally come home when the men’s team face Italy at Wembley at 8 p.m. tonight, the Islanders will be anxiously waiting to hear their fate in a recoupling that will see the remaining single person dumped.
The sexy Singletons team have no idea England are in the Euro 2020 final, but as this is the men’s team’s first major final in 55 years, some allowance will surely be given. to make the Love Island villa fit together, right? Right?
Will Love Island’s cast be allowed to watch the England-Italy final?
Whatever they talk about, it won’t be football (Photo: ITV)
Right!
ITV has confirmed to Metro.co.uk that this year’s Islanders will indeed be able to watch the Euro 2020 final.
Tonight’s episode of Love Island, which has been pushed back an hour, will see new bombshell Teddy Soares have four dates before deciding which girl to pair up with.
New boy Teddy makes his choice (Photo: ITV)
He chooses Kaz Kamwi, Rachel Finni, Sharon Gaffka and Faye Winter.
Things could get tense as all four girls feel ready for Teddy, but the power is in his hands as he has to choose which girl he wants to get to know better.
He doesn’t have long to choose from because later that night there’s a recoupling – and that’s the boys’ decision.
The girl who is still single in the end will be at the door. Will we find out tonight, or will the producers tease us again?
Love Island continues tonight at 10 p.m. on ITV.
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