Love Island fans can breathe a sigh of relief as the show's schedule remains unchanged despite the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Movie Night part two will air tonight (July 6) at its usual time of 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX, running until 10.05pm, followed by The Debrief.
Movie Night Drama Continues
The first part of Movie Night aired on July 5, exposing several villa secrets. Priya Jaswal learned that Samraj Toor had told others she gave him "the ick" during their time together. Viewers also discovered how flirty Jasmine Muller and Lorenzo Alessi had been behind their partners' backs, and Sean Fitzgerald was caught saying "I went exclusive too early" during the Heart Rate Challenge, despite his earlier denials.
Love Island typically splits Movie Night across two episodes, and this year is no exception. The second installment promises more shocking clips that will elicit stunned reactions from the cast.
World Cup Clash Avoided
The 2026 FIFA World Cup coincides with this season of Love Island, leading to potential scheduling conflicts. However, the reality show remains unaffected because the matches air on BBC One and ITV1, while Love Island and its spin-offs air on ITV2. This separation ensures the show's regular schedule is maintained.
Love Island bosses even embraced the football theme with early promos and a special Love Island World Cup shirt for fans.
Fan Reactions
After part one of Movie Night, fans took to social media to share their thoughts. One viewer said: "It was so upsetting to see that none of the girls backed Priya during Movie Night. I can’t imagine how hard it was for her to see Mica & Jas do her dirty because she considers them her 2 closest 'friends'." Another commented: "The producers made the decision that they're gonna secure Ellie the win with her perfect Movie Night reel then made sure everyone else's was bad." A third added: "Angelista and Mara jumping Simba during Movie Night might be my favourite moment from the whole season they are so funny together."
Love Island airs Sundays to Fridays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX. The finale of Love Island Series 13 will be shown on July 27.
