How to watch 'Love Island USA' Season 7 premiere: Time, cast, more

Pack your sunscreen and brace for drama: “Love Island USA” Season 7 kicks off tonight!

Before a new group of bombshells shake things up, the season will begin with 10 brand-new Islanders stepping into the villa and kicking off their search for love. According to Peacock, this

summer’s crew will face “heart-racing challenges and bigger twists than ever before.” And yes, Casa Amor is back, too, promising more chaos, more temptation, and definitely, more drama.

Ariana Madix is back for her second season as host, while fan-favorite Iain Stirling returns as the iconic voice of the villa.

Like previous seasons, you’ll also have the opportunity to vote for your favorite pairs weekly through the “Love Island USA” app to help determine who gets to recouple, who stays together,

and who goes home single.

The new season premieres tonight — June 3 at 9 p.m. ET — only on Peacock.

During the “Love Island USA” premiere week (June 3–10), new episodes will drop every day at 9 p.m. ET. After that, tune in every Thursday through Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET, so basically, every

night except Wednesday.

“Love Island USA” is exclusive to Peacock, so you’ll need a subscription to tune in.

Peacock currently offers two plans and multiple ways to subscribe.

Here are the 10 fresh faces heating up the villa on night one:

While no formal trailer exists for Season 7, as “Love Island” takes place in real time, Peacock revealed the Season 7 villa in a video with Madix.

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