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Less than a month after Love Island USA ended, which saw Serena Paige and Kordell Beckham crowned the winners of Season 6, the Islanders are back for one last celebration. Paige, Beckham, Jen Craig, Leah Kateb, Keelor Martin and more contestants from the last season will reunite for the Season 6 Reunion, which will air on Peacock Monday night at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET. Viewers will also be able to binge-watch the entire Season 6 episode before the reunion.
Ariana Madix, who was promoted from guest star to full host for season six, will return to host the reunion. The “Vanderpump Rules” star replaces former host Sarah Hyland for the new season, which once again follows a group of isolated young adults in a beautiful destination, as they seek to stay as part of a couple and potentially win $100,000. Fiji served as this season’s tropical location.
Season six of the Peacock reality dating show was the most-watched original series online in the United States during the week of July 5-11, with 919.1 million minutes watched, according to Luminate. While season six has been consistently on Luminate’s charts since it debuted during the June 14-20 window, this was its biggest week yet, recording a 61% jump in viewers from the previous week and a 257% increase from its debut week. Of course, much of the increase is due to the sheer amount of content now available — 27 episodes had been released by July 11 — but it’s clear that the series’ popularity has been growing strongly over time.
Love Island originated in the United Kingdom before spreading internationally. The first season aired in the United States in 2019, with Arielle Vandenberg serving as host for seasons 1 through 3. For its first three seasons, Love Island USA was commissioned by CBS; it was later picked up by Peacock.
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