Olivia Attwood is reportedly in talks to present Love Island: Aftersun. 

The news comes after Caroline Flack announced she would be stepping aside for season 6 of the reality TV series after being charged with assault last week. The former Love Island contestant is said to be the top of the producers' list to host the spin-off series. "Olivia starred on Love Island in 2017 – she knows exactly what the Islanders will be going through. Olivia has really proven herself as a TV star," an insider told The Mirror.  "Since making a name for herself she's worked on a number of shows including Crackin' On, Celebs Go Dating and TOWIE, as well as appearing as a guest on I'm A Celebrity... Extra Camp and Aftersun. "Bosses have already scheduled meetings with Olivia to discuss the role but hope she'll be the one to sign on the dotted line." Caroline Flack announced on Tuesday morning that she had decided to "stand down" for the upcoming series of Love Island, which is due to start in early January. Following the news, ITV issued a statement confirming the they would be "in contact with her over the coming months about future series of Love Island." And while Olivia is said to be in talks for After Sun hosting duties, Laura Whitmore is reportedly in talks to host the main series - you can read more about that here.