Who are the guests on Love Island: Aftersun this week?

A TOWIE star, Radio 1 DJ and Corrie actress join Caroline Flack this Sunday

Love Island: Aftersun

Published: Sunday, 15 July 2018 at 3:56 pm

As the villa drama mounts, even six episodes a week isn't enough for Love Island fans. But never fear, because Love Island: Aftersun is here.

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Covering all the scandalous island gossip and more, Caroline Flack is joined every week by special celebrity guests to discuss the week's goings on in the villa.

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Who are the guests on Love Island: Aftersun?

This week, Love Island: Aftersun welcomes guests Scott Mills, Lucy Fallon and Bobby Cole Norris.

Scott Mills

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BBC Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills is so much of a Love Island fan that he can often be seen popping up in the sponsor adverts alongside his colleague Chris Stark.

Scott has been a mainstay on Radio 1 for the past 20 years, and currently presents a weekday show on the station between 1pm-4pm.

Lucy Fallon

Coronation Street actress Lucy Fallon plays Bethany Platt in the ITV soap.

The 22-year-old has won numerous awards and gained plenty of praise for her portrayal of the show's hard-hitting child grooming storyline.

Bobby Cole Norris

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The Only Way Is Essex star Bobby Cole Norris is also a Love Island superfan - he's always tweeting about the ITV2 show.

Bobby has also appeared on E4's Celebs Go Dating, as well as Iain Stirling's Celebability.

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Love Island: Aftersun airs Sunday 15th July at 10pm on ITV2


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