Love Island chiefs have dramatically overhauled their duty of care after two former contestants died.
The ITV2 series will hire a clinical psychologist, Dr Matthew Gould, to review the show s procedures and monitor stars.
Love Island has not aired since February 2020 after both the summer 2020 and winter 2021 editions were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
ITV listed the show s new duty of care protocols in a statement, which will support Islanders before, during and after filming for the next season - which will start June 28.
It comes after Love Island previously addressed their duty of care after two islanders; Sophie Gradon and Mike Thalassitis, and host Caroline Flack, tragically died by suicide within a period of 20 months.
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