How long does Love Island last and when is the final?
Our Factor 50 email brings all the goss direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Love Island 2021 has officially started and will be taking over ITV2 for much of the summer. And while the programme airs every week night there are days when it's not on. There's already been plenty of drama in the famous Majorca villa, with the shock dumping of Shannon Singh after just 48 hours and the arrival of two new bombshells. Including Welsh contestant Liam Reardon, you can read more about him here. Here's everything you need to know about this year's series so you don't miss a beat. While the official date hasn't been confirmed by ITV2 the series is expected to run for eight weeks, reports The Mirror. Although the 2020 show was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the previous two summer series of Love Island counted for 49 episodes each, with the seventh series expected to be a similar length. The launch night aired on Monday, June 28 so it's predicted to end on Monday, August 23. Love Island is on every week night at 9pm on ITV2 for an hour-long episode, although launch night and the final episode are usually slightly longer. It airs Monday to Friday at the same time, taking a pause on Saturday, before returning on Sunday at 9pm. On Saturdays, ITV2 will air Love Island: Unseen Bits at 10pm, while Aftersun will return after the main show on Sunday. The spin-off series will see host Laura Whitmore sit down with a panel of celebrities to discuss the week's antics from inside the villa. Fans of the show can also tune into Love Island: The Morning After with former 2017 winner Kem Cetinay and Arielle Free each day. You can find out more on this here.