'Love Island' Host Arielle Vandenberg Teases 'More Drama' for Season 2
What happens in quarantine, won't exactly stay in quarantine any longer when Love Island returns for its sophomore season Monday night on CBS. The U.S. version of the international hit, which features a group of attractive, single "Islanders" amidst an exquisite backdrop of warm sunshine, crystal waters, and little umbrella drinks, is taking a turn in production format during the coronavirus pandemic. With the new cast isolated in a "bubble" at Caesars Entertainment boutique hotel, The Cromwell in Las Vegas, host Arielle Vandenberg reveals in our series PopCulture @Home with host Tania Hussain that fans can expect a lot "more of everything" when it comes to the dating show.
"We've got more Islanders, more drama — there's just more of everything," Vandenberg told PopCulture.com, further adding how the Vegas location over last year's Fiji elevates the series to an alluring new level. "That brings a new energy, and it's fun, it's fresh and it's electric and exciting. We have the most incredible Villa."
