More amorous adventures await for fans of Love Island as Love Island Games has started airing on Peacock TV
Participants have been whisked away to Fiji in the Pacific to compete not only for each other’s affections but also in a series of physical challenges.
Islanders are taking part in both team and couples’ challenges, can expect bombshell arrivals and – as usual – are at the mercy of the public vote.. She said she was “Over the moon to be hosting my first international show”.How to watch Love Island Gameslaunched on 1 November on US streaming service Peacock and will be on air six days a week, the same asViewers in the UK should be able to watch the programme with a Sky or Now account.
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