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It's going to be the best one yet!' Love Island's 2021 contestants 'have ALREADY flown to Spain to begin their quarantine ahead of the new series'
Contestants for the 2021 series of Love Island are reportedly already in quarantine in Spain, as they prepare to make their grand debuts on the ITV show.

This year's participants have already jetted abroad to the sun-soaked country, according to The Sun, ahead of the new series launch on June 28.

A source also confirmed that Love Island producers are currently deciding who will be part of the original cast and entering the villa first, as they predict 'the best series yet'.
The insider told the publication: 'Bosses are finalising who goes into the villa on the launch show right now.

'The cast are already in Spain, quarantining ahead of the first episode.
Everyone's really excited - it's going to be the best series yet as they have some really interesting islanders lined up for the villa.'

Builders are reportedly on site at the Majorca villa, making final adjustments to the set before filming commences at the end of June.

MailOnline have reached out to Love Island reps for comment.
On Monday it was reported that footballer Aaron Connolly's glamorous ex-girlfriend is set to be on Love Island, with a source saying he's 'really annoyed' about the move.

Lucinda Strafford, 21, is thought to have dated the Brighton & Hove Albion player for two years and recently grew close to him again following allegations he breached Covid-19 lockdown rules by inviting a woman to his house for sex in March.

It also came amid claims that the hit reality show is gearing up to feature its first disabled contestant in the upcoming 2021 series and is approaching influencers.
Speaking with The Sun once more, a source claimed that former British Airways air steward Lucinda wants to have a stint in the villa to promote her fashion business.

A source said: 'She wants fame and money - she's always wanted to be a celebrity. She's trying to become an influencer, she wants to do it for her business.

'Aaron's really upset and really annoyed about it. They were together for two years and then broke up.'

Detailing their strained romance, they added: 'He was seeing other people and she was jealous, but over the past few months they've been seeing each other.'
They also added that Lucinda has already had a 'lengthy psych evaluation' ahead of her reported entry to the villa.

MailOnline has contacted a Love Island representative for further comment.

In March, a source told the paper that Connolly had invited a girl to the house where he's been staying and had sex with her.

His club later confirmed they were investigating the reports of a potential Covid lockdown rules breach- which was allegedly filmed.

A Brighton club spokesperson said at the time: 'We are aware of the allegations made and take them extremely seriously.
'The matter will be fully investigated internally and dealt with in the appropriate manner.

'The club has repeatedly made clear to all players and staff the need to imply with the lockdown rules, and made clear to player the added need to comply with additional measures to keep them and their families safe.

'At this stage we will be making no further comment.'

It comes amid reports that Love Island execs are hoping 2021 will be the first season where a disabled contestant goes into the villa.

The casting team are reportedly approaching potential Islanders, with para-athlete Milly Pickles, 26, being tipped as potentially appearing on the line-up.
The brunette beauty had to have her leg amputated after she was electrocuted.

A source told The Sun: 'Casting are actively approaching for someone who visibly has a disability. It's all part of the show trying to be as diverse as possible.'

It was recently reported that Love Island has had 'more applications than ever' with over 1,000 singletons already interviewed amid the show's current selection process for the 2021 series.

ITV commissioner, Amanda Stavri, teased the upcoming series in a new interview and revealed that the team are all 'very pleased' with the potential line-up.

Speaking to RadioTimes, the Love Island boss said: 'There's been more applications than ever. They've whittled it down and we're all very pleased.
We've got a big sort of pool at the moment and we need to sort of work out who to put in the opening line-up and who sort of to hold back, you know as a bombshell – we need the bombshells.'

Elsewhere during the interview, the ITV commissioner promised the 2021 line-up will be 'diverse and inclusive'.

However, the ITV commissioner said that including gay Islanders is a 'logistical difficulty' due to the format of the dating show.