Almost as soon as Sophie Monk stepped off the Fijian island where she dumped Jarrod declared her love for Stu, there were rumours she was going to appear on another reality TV dating show.
No, not as a contestant (although the public is still fairly unconvinced as to whether she and Stu Laundy are still, really truly together)… but as a host.
With Australian versions of Bachelor In Paradise and Love Island hitting our shores in 2018, everyone was questioning which show about hot people seeking love on national television the 37-year-old former Bachelorette would host.
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Now this morning, appearing on The Today Show, Sophie finally confirmed that yes, she had jumped ship to Channel Nine and would be hosting Love Island next year.
It's like... an opposite Lisa Wilkinson. Except totally not and way, WAY more confusing.
"I'm going to be hosting Love Island" she proudly told hosts Deborah Knight and Tim Gilbert.
"It is a young group of people from 18-35 who are going to hook up on an island and they have to try and last.
Top Comments
Must thank the commercial TV stations for helping me cut my power bills. Another show i wont need to turn my TV on for.
Why do women fall for this crap?
Why do you seem to click on every article about these types of shows, just to make this point over and over again?
Who says women are falling for anything? Maybe they just want some mindless entertainment at the end of the day and something like Love Island fits the bill for them? I have no intention of watching this show but I'm not going to look down my nose at anyone who thinks they might be into it.