Watching good-looking people in their swimmers causing unnecessary drama and maybe (but probably not) finding love is precisely what we need at this point in 2021, I think.

It just feels like the right time.

Lucky for us,Love Island Australia's 2021 season begins on Monday, October 11, beaming directly into our TVs from a $3.5 million villa in Byron Bay.

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The singles and their bikinis will be competing for their share of $50,000, plus love, apparently, and Instagram brand deals, definitely.

The first four contestants entering the villa have been announced, and we'll meet the rest of the cast when the show starts. Here is everything we know so far.

Jess Velkovski, @jessvelkovski.

Sydneysider Jess, 23, is nicknamed 'The Intimidation', because she believes other women often find her intimidating.

I mean. Honestly, that nickname does kinda freak me out, so she probably has a point.

"I'm not just beautiful, I'm powerful as well. I say what I want to say, and I do what I want to do," she told 9now. And she knows this can rub some people the wrong way.

"I feel like when I walk into a room I am the brightest light in the room and I don't even try. A lot of people don't like that," she says. "I can't dim my light and I feel like in the past I've had to dim my light."

Jess is no stranger to a bikini selfie, so she'll fit right into theLove Islandvilla.

"I had my first boyfriend when I was 16 and that ended because I was quite immature... Then I met my ex. He was the biggest relationship of my life, the one that taught me a lot of lessons. He was six years older than me. I was naïve and didn't know a lot about the world. I was with him a year and a half.

"Since my previous boyfriend, I have always wanted to do the show. Not just to find a relationship, but I think it will be fun to be in a bikini with hot men."

Living for the honesty.