Love Island USA Season 7 Reunion: Date, Hosts & Where to Watch

The drama on “Love Island USA” Season 7 didn’t end when the islanders left the villa.

Fans have kept up with their favorite finalists via post-show interviews, social media updates, and savvy corporate partnerships. Some have been more active online, while others stayed anonymous.

However, similar to Season 6, the cast members will be able to appear on our television screens to discuss their experiences, resolve issues, and put rumors to rest during their reunion, which is set to premiere in late August.

Here’s all we know about the upcoming reunion.

When is the ‘Love Island USA’ Season 7 reunion?

The Season 7 reunion of “Love Island USA” will air on August 25 at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock. It will be led by official host Ariana Madix, who will be joined by veteran television host Andy Cohen. The two will ask the contestants whatever they want to know.

“I have great love for Olandria and Amaya Papaya. I think Nic seems really sweet. I think there are a lot of questions for Ace. I think Huda..there’s a lot to talk about with her,” Cohen told Vulture at a recent awards event.

“I’m so grateful that Ariana is allowing me to co-host this,” the comedian said.

More ‘Love Island USA’ drama

JaNa Craig of “Love Island USA” Season 6 and “Love Island: Beyond the Villa” made news this week after splitting from fellow islander Kenny Rodriguez. The timeline got inundated with conjecture about their split.

In a July 28 Instagram story, Craig told fans that she has read “all the breakup theories and none have matched up to how terrible, disgusting, and disappointing it truly is”.

Rodriguez later replied via a social media post saying: “I’ll always be grateful for the time we shared and the memories we created. I release this chapter with no ill will, only a hope that JaNa’s path forward brings her nothing but happiness.”

She was later defended by other well-liked Season 6 participants who unfollowed Rodriguez on Instagram. He was accused of pursuing influence and being prejudiced.