The third season of ITV’S Love Island: All Stars has been postponed indefinitely after wildfires erupted close to the South African villa. The present was set to premiere on Monday, January 12.
Broadcaster ITV introduced the halt of filming and manufacturing by way of the present’s official Instagram web page. The put up learn, “Additional to a manufacturing evacuation owing to ongoing wildfires within the space, our evaluation of the placement website has concluded that filming will should be postponed. Well being and security are our best precedence and can at all times come first, and subsequently, the transmission of “Love Island: All Stars” can be delayed till a date to be confirmed.”
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A number of blazes have been being fought
The All-Star sequence was already in pre-launch mode when main wildfires broke out within the Western Cape area of South Africa, near the villa in Franschhoek close to Cape City. The present’s forged and crew had gathered right here forward of the filming.
Authorities are collaborating with the South African Air Power to battle a number of blazes, resulting in street closures.
A street subsequent to the villa was reportedly closed as a result of fires. Some areas affected by the fires have made progress, in response to native fireplace companies, as of January 9.
Nonetheless, different areas, like Langrug, Franschhoek, and Boland, are nonetheless “uncontrolled.”
An insider supply instructed The Mirror, “It is a nightmare. It is left the crew scrambling to rearrange various choices on what’s probably the most tough day by way of logistics for the crew. It is referred to as the “Get In” day and they should make it possible for the islanders do not get a glimpse of one another earlier than arriving on the villa.”
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Re-broadcast instead of All Stars
The Love Island: Decade of Love reunion particular, through which previous contestants return to debate the historical past of the well-known relationship present, will air on ITV2 instead of All Stars.