'Love Island' will return on January 12th 2020.
Love Island 2019 cast
ITV have confirmed the dating show's winter version will make its debut less than two weeks into the new year, but it's not yet known who will host the main show after Caroline Flack stepped down following an assault charge.
A tweet on the official 'Love Island' Twitter account read: "Inflatables at the ready... we're back on January 12th! #LoveIsland (sic)"
While it's not known who will front the main show, it has been reported that Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling - who narrates the main programme - could be set to co-present spin-off show 'Aftersun', which Caroline previously hosted.
Laura, 34, has reportedly held meetings with ITV about taking over, and ITV bosses are said to be keen for her to team up with her boyfriend Iain, 31.
A source said: "ITV bosses are keen to keep it in the family."
Another insider said: "It's an amazing job, every TV presenter in Britain wants it, so of course Laura was open to speaking to bosses about it.
"She's already had a chat about it - as soon as Caroline quit, they needed to sign someone up ASAP. Laura already knows the production crew from when she goes out to visit Iain on location, and bosses from her previous jobs on ITV."
Caroline - who has fronted ITV2 dating show 'Love Island' since its relaunch in 2015 - announced in a statement that she was stepping down "in order to not detract attention" from the new series, which begins in January.
She said: "'Love Island' has been my world for the last five years, it's the best show on telly.
"In order to not detract attention from the upcoming series I feel the best thing I can do is to stand down for series six.
"I want to wish the incredible team working on the show a fantastic series in Cape Town."
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