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Love Island 'returning as Gogglebox-style series' after show is cancelled due to coronavirus

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Love Island will celebrate its best moments in a Gogglebox style series, it has been reported.The hit ITV2 dating show is not able to air this summer due to the coronavirus outbreak sweeping the globe.

But bosses have reportedly been thinking of ideas to fill the schedule, and have recruited some of the best loved islanders of all time to relive the show’s greatest moments.

Megan Barton Hanson, Olivia Attwood and 2019 series winner Amber Gill are amongst some of the names thought to have signed up to appear on the new show.

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