THE Love Island villa in Mallorca is undergoing a huge makeover just weeks before it returns to our screens.
Fans of the ITV2 dating show don't have long to wait until they can get their daily Love Island fix once again.
The winter series, based in South Africa, wrapped up back in March and the summer version is back at the beginning of next month.
Workers are getting the Spanish villa ready for the new sexy singletons who will grace our screens very soon.
They are transforming the outside space, focusing on the fire pit, to make it look its best for the dumpings and recoupling scenes.
Elsewhere, decking is being put down and the kitchen is starting to take place.
The winter Love Island series, which was presented by new host Maya Jama, started on January 16 and finished on March 13.
Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan were crowned winners of the second edition of the show.
Meanwhile Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti beat Gemma Owen and Luca Bish to the top spot in the summer series last year.
The Sun exclusively revealed how the summer series will kick off on Monday June 5, 2023.
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A source told us: “This series will be eight weeks long, meaning the couple who win the show will be in the villa for two months."
Maya Jama will return as host following her huge success on the winter version of the show.
- Love Island is due to start on June 5
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