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‘Love Island’ teases 2022 series with first promo

Love Island has released its first 2022 promos. (ITV)
Love Island has released its first 2022 promos. (ITV)

Another summer of love is on the horizon as dating reality show giant Love Island has released its first promo for the 2022 series.

ITV2 is getting set to launch its flagship show with Laura Whitmore back as the host helping singles find love during a holiday villa stay.

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Taking a cheeky swipe at rival dating shows Naked Attraction, Celebs Go Dating and Ex On The Beach, one promo shows a TV screen with the show title Naked Celebs Go Dating On A Beach before a cartoon pink trainer stamps on the TV and squashes it.

A graphic of the show's famous pool appears with letters spelling out "LOVE" and a flag proclaiming "We Own It".

Millie Court appears in cartoon form at her piano. (ITV)
Millie Court appears in cartoon form at her piano. (ITV)

Fans of the show will also notice a nod to last season's winner Millie Court, with a cartoon of a blonde woman in her pink dress sitting at a piano in reference to her musical turn on the show.

Another promo shows two naked cartoon people drifting towards each other on inflatables in the pool and kissing as the words "The OG's of Love" appear.

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ITV2 commented: "Love Island is the OG of dating shows and after 7 years of matchmaking, marriages and babies - for 8 weeks this summer, we're officially owning love.

"So stand down all you pretenders - Love Is Ours."

The ad took aim at other dating shows. (ITV)
The ad took aim at other dating shows. (ITV)

The trailers are already available on social media, but are set to air on TV for the first time tonight (Saturday) during the ad break of Britain's Got Talent - heralding in the excitement of a new Love Island season being just around the corner.

Love Island's new ads are released just as rumours have begun that the one-season winter version could be making its way back to TV.

It aired at the beginning of 2020 but was swiftly cancelled for a comeback in the wake of the pandemic, although according to The Sun, ITV2 are now looking at reviving the winter run.

Photos have also shown the new villa being used this series under renovation by builders to make it camera ready for the season launch this summer.

Love Island returns this summer on ITV2 and ITV Hub.

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