'Love Island' Moves Inland, Looking For Massachusetts Contestants

If you have what it takes to lounge by a beach in a tropical paradise along with a dozen beautiful men and women vying for your affection, then Peacock is looking for you.

Kenzo Nudo and Carmen Kocourek share a romantic moment on the beach in a previous season of "Love Island" on Peacock.
Photo Credit: *Peacock/Sara Mally*

Josh Lanier

01/18/2024 1:52 p.m.

The NBC streaming service recently announced it had begun the casting process for the sixth season of the reality dating show "Love Island." Producers are looking for men and women from all parts of the country to join.

Contestants are paired up on the island and must compete as a couple. Those pairings are tested and pushed to their breaking points through challenges and shake-ups within the show.

Those who remain single or end up that way during the series are "dumped" from the island and sent home.

The couple that makes it to the end wins $100,000.

The producers have not said where filming will be. Last season, contestants were whisked off to Fiji to compete in the series.

Filming is expected to begin this summer.

Click here for more information on how to join the cast.

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