ROARING up to the villa in a black Lamborghini, Maya Jama will tonight launch this year’s Love Island. And as she introduces the 12 sizzling new singles, show boss Mike Spencer is hoping they will go all the way — just like couples did in the villa’s early days. The show’s 11th series will have extra beds as well as more opportunities to sneak off for sex — and executive producer Mike reckons he will be performing a public service if there are more steamy romps than there have been in recent years.
He said: “Love Island should demonstrate what a relationship is like and what dating is like. “We’ve got an audience of young people so I think it is an education . “It’s seriously important for people to watch the show and know people aren’t perfect — none of us are.
” The relatively chaste scenes in the past few series of the ITV ratings winner are in stark contrast to horny couples going at it non-stop when the dating show was just starting out. In 2016, Zara Holland performed a sex act on one lad, leading to the Miss Great Britain counsel stripping the beauty queen of her crown, while Emma Woodhams and Terry Walsh shocked viewers by having sex on top of the covers in the bedroom they shared with their housemates. Amber Davies romped on a lilo in the pool with Kem Cetinay — and she wasn’t ashamed of discussing it after they won in 2017.
She said: “It was true that we had sex in the house more than any couple. Why not? “If you fancy someone and yo.
