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6th August 2019
07:54am BST

A TV insider told The Sun:
“It’s been a publicity disaster in previous years, when couples split before their show aired or appeared to get back together just as the programmes came out. “Jack and Dani’s series was a perfect example last year, with everyone saying their relationship was fake. “This year bosses want to take the heat off the contestants’ relationships, especially as it’s been such a choppy year for couples making a go of it. “Instead they are focusing on Winter Love Island and want to nail the casting for that series. “Of course, they’re keeping a close eye on their couples to spot any potential for spin-off shows, but at the moment it’s certainly not looking likely.”
It comes a few weeks after it was announced Love Island would be moving to two seasons a year in 2020.
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