An international edition of reality dating show Love Island has been announced, with the trailer from the show published on Instagram on Monday.
Love Island Games will see memorable contestants from US, UK, Australian, German, Swedish, and French versions of the show take part.
Former contestant Maura Higgins will be the show's social media ambassador, a role she had on the recent US version of the show. She confirmed the news in an Instagram story on the Love Island USA Instagram page.
The series will be shot in Fiji, with Maya Jama, presenter of the Love Island UK, hosting.
Scottish comedian Iain Stirling, also a staple of the UK version, will narrate.
Nine contestants from the UK edition of the show will appear, including season four islanders Eyal Booker, Megan Barton-Hanson, Georgia Steel and Jack Fowler, as well as Mike Boateng, who appeared in the sixth series.
Professional dancer Curtis Pritchard, who was one of Dancing with the Stars Ireland's pro dancers for three seasons, will also appear on the hybrid series. He coupled up with Maura Higgins in series five, with the pair ending up in fourth place. The pair separated several months later.
Fan favourites Liberty Poole and Toby Aromolaran from season seven will also take part.
Former Shelbourne FC footballer Scott van-der-Sluis, who recently appeared in the latest seasons of both the UK and US versions of Love Island, has also signed up.
US contestants include Kyra Green, Ray Gantt, Justine Ndiba, Cely Vazquez, Johnny Middlebrooks, Carrington Rodriguez, Deb Chubb, Courtney Boerner, Zeta Morrison and Imani Wheeler.
From the Australian version of the show, Callum Hole, Mitch Hibberd, Tina Provis and Jessica Losurdo will all take part.
Steph Blackos (France), Lisa Celander from (Sweden) and Aurelia Lamprecht (German) complete the line-up.
The show premieres on 1 November and details regarding the format are yet to be announced, with the trailer suggesting the show will be challenge-heavy.
Love Island Games can be viewed on NBC's streaming platform Peacock, which is available to customers of Sky and NOW TV in Ireland.
