Love Island 'is set for a late summer release despite ongoing coronavirus crisis'
Daily MailLove Island UK is set to be released in August and September, a report from Variety claimed on Saturday. New schedule: Love Island 'is set for a late summer release with show bosses considering several contingency plans amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis', it was reported on Saturday It was claimed that the show may choose to film in the UK rather than abroad to avoid travelling while flights remain grounded due to the global pandemic. ITV bosses were said to be 'keen' to find a way to film the show despite current circumstances, but a source said the future of the summer edition was 'in the hands of insurance companies' Speaking to the publication, a senior entertainment executive said: 'At what point can you ask people who have never met to couple up and get into bed together without having a vaccine or proof you have immunity? In March it was reported that Love Island bosses were refusing to cancel the summer series and hope to launch the show a month later in July – despite coronavirus fears. 'The show must go on': In March it was reported that Love Island bosses were refusing to cancel the summer series and hope to launch the show a month later in July 'All the usual preparations are going ahead.