Laura Whitmore

Also tonight, the islanders will attend a VIP party at Vibe Club where they'll dance the night away to tunes played by DJ Joel Corry. North Wales Pioneer: Joel ...

AFTER landing on her feet with a six-figure deal to host Love Island, it's no surprise to learn Laura Whitmore had ditched her old job as a DJ.I can.

Jacques has admitted he needs to “work on himself” after being branded a “bully” and a “gaslighter” so he would have been an interesting candidate for the agency’s experts Anna Williamson and Paul Brunson. “We’d like to thank her for the energy, insight and humour she has brought to this programme and look forward to working with her again in the near future.” “Laura has already hinted she has other projects in the pipeline and she can’t find the time to continue with all her roles. Laura, who is married to and has a daughter with Love Island narrator Iain Stirling, launched her weekly programme, simply titled The Laura Whitmore Show, on Radio 5 live in 2018. A TV insider said: “Love Island has given her huge exposure and a healthy pay packet, and she’s now going to exploit that to the max. The Laura Whitmore Show has been running for four years and in that time it’s helped boost her profile, but now she is keen to make the most of becoming a household name on TV.

Find out everything you need to know about Iain Stirling and Laura Whitmore's romance, including how they met and when they got married…

In December 2020, the pair revealed that they were expecting their first child together. I was like 'let's just go for a drink'. I think I had to make the moves on him." Laura joined her now-husband on the ITV2 reality programme back in 2020 for its sixth series.

Laura won't be returning to BBC Radio 5 Live, The Sun says.

Tonight, Love Island contestants will be left vulnerable as Laura Whitmore crashes a party to reveal that the public have been voting for their favourite boy and girl, leaving those with the fewest votes at risk of being dumped. I am not here to join in on the fun sadly and I am afraid the party is over, could you all please line up by the pool." A TV insider said: “Love Island has given her huge exposure and a healthy pay packet, and she’s now going to exploit that to the max.

The contestants will be joined by DJ Joel Corry tonight but all is not what it seems.

I am not here to join in on the fun sadly and I am afraid the party is over, could you all please line up by the pool." Tonight the Islanders will be invited to a VIP party with a twist. And in scenes set to air on Tuesday, July 19, host Laura Whitmore will enter the villa in a surprise twist.

The episode got off to a rough start as Billy snubbed Danica in the last half of Snog Marry Pie and chose to snog Gemma and marry Paige, which left the dancer ...

I am not here to join in on the fun sadly and I am afraid the party is over." "Not one person wants to get to know me romantically, I just don't understand," cried Danica to the girls. The episode got off to a rough start as Billy snubbed Danica in the last half of Snog Marry Pie and chose to snog Gemma and marry Paige, which left the dancer in tears.

The public has been voting for who their favourite male and female islanders are.

I am not here to join in on the fun sadly and I am afraid the party is over, could you all please line up by the pool." Since Casa Amor, the pair have been receiving criticism from fans and other islanders for gaslighting their partners and fuelling arguments and bad behaviour. Since last night, the public has been voting for who their favourite male and female islanders are because, in tonight's show, a shock elimination looms.

The 'Love Island' presenter, 37, will step away from her Sunday morning show on BBC Radio 5 Live after this year's series of the ITV2 dating show ends. Scroll ...

You can select 'Manage settings' for more information and to manage your choices. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Your Privacy Controls. Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Click here to find out more about our partners. - Information about your device and Internet connection, including your IP address

Love Island's Laura Whitmore is said to have quit her BBC 5 Live radio show in order to focus on becoming a household name on television.

For all the latest updates, visit Metro.co.uk's Love Island page. ‘We’d like to thank her for the energy, insight and humour she has brought to this programme and look forward to working with her again in the near future.’ Last month, it was claimed that despite 27 hours of Love Island footage on screen, Laura only appeared on the programme for 14 minutes, and she’s reportedly paid £600,000 for the pleasure. ‘Laura has already hinted she has other projects in the pipeline and she can’t find the time to continue with all her roles.’ ‘Love Island has given her huge exposure and a healthy pay packet, and she’s now going to exploit that to the max,’ a source said. The 37-year-old presenter has been hosting The Laura Whitmore Show for the past four years, but now she’s keen to focus on her boosting her brand.

Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore has "quit her high profile role" as a DJ for BBC Radio 5 after four years hosting her much loved programme The Laura ...

“We’d like to thank her for the energy, insight and humour she has brought to this programme and look forward to working with her again in the near future.” “Laura has already hinted she has other projects in the pipeline and she can’t find the time to continue with all her roles." Speaking about the exit, A TV insider told The Sun that: “Love Island has given her huge exposure and a healthy pay packet and she’s now going to exploit that to the max.

Confirming her departure from, Heidi Dawson – controller of BBC Radio 5 Live – told MailOnline: “Laura has made the difficult decision to leave after a ...

Going to be a busy year so it’s important to take a breath. “Sometimes life moves so fast you forget to be still and just enjoy the moment. So something had to go, and it’s sad for listeners that this is what’s been jettisoned as she moves onwards and upwards.”

Presenter had hosted her own radio show for four years.

It’s also been the most streamed series in Love Island history. “So something had to go, and it’s sad for listeners that this is what’s been jettisoned as she moves onwards and upwards.” She remained as the show’s host following Flack’s death by suicide midway through the winter series.

Laura Whitmore has quit her show on BBC Radio 5 Live and won't be returning after the end of the current series of Love Island so that she can explore other ...

"Laura has already hinted she has other projects in the pipeline and she can't find the time to continue with all her roles." The TV insider said: "Love Island has given her huge exposure and a healthy pay packet, and she's now going to exploit that to the max. A source told The Sun that Laura was looking to "exploit" her growing fame and the possibilities that opens up.

She is married to Love Island narrator Iain Stirling and also hosts the spin-off interview show Aftersun.

Heidi Dawson, controller, BBC Radio 5 Live, said: “Laura has made the difficult decision to leave her weekend show after a brilliant four years. – BBC Radio 5 Live will launch a new Sunday morning show combining sport and current affairs discussion, which will lead into the afternoon of live football commentaries. Love Island host Laura Whitmore has quit her BBC Radio 5 Live show after four years.

Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore has decided to leave her role on BBC Radio 5 Live as she sets her sights on more work in the television industry.

Laura has already hinted she has other projects in the pipeline and she can't find the time to continue with all her roles. Heidi Dawson, controller of BBC Radio 5 Live confirmed Laura's departure in a statement which read: "Laura has made the difficult decision to leave after a brilliant four years. Prior to taking over the reins, Laura had a primetime slot on BBC Radio 5 Live after joining the network in 2018 and after four years, she's preparing to branch out and make the most of her newfound fame.

The move comes as the latest series of ITV dating show Love Island secured its biggest launch audience since 2019. Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling (Ian West/PA) ...

Heidi Dawson, controller, BBC Radio 5 Live, said: “Laura has made the difficult decision to leave her weekend show after a brilliant four years. ITV has also announced there will be two series of the show in 2023 – a winter series in South Africa and a summer series in Majorca – with Whitmore likely to host both. Love Island host Laura Whitmore has quit her BBC Radio 5 Live show after four years.

The 37-year-old has hosted a weekly Sunday morning programme on the station since 2018. The move comes as the latest series of ITV dating show Love Island ...

Heidi Dawson, controller, BBC Radio 5 Live, said: “Laura has made the difficult decision to leave her weekend show after a brilliant four years. Love Island host Laura Whitmore has quit her BBC Radio 5 Live show after four years. “We’d like to thank her for the energy, insight and humour she has brought to this programme and look forward to working with her again in the near future.”

The Wicklow star is hoping to capitalise on her success hosting the summer hit show.

Going to be a busy year so it’s important to take a breath. “Sometimes life moves so fast you forget to be still and just enjoy the moment. The Bray native captioned a post on her social media: “Little celebration last night.

The Love Island host has left the station amid the success of the most recent series. Laura has been involved with the station since 2018, and currently ...

“Laura has already hinted she has other projects in the pipeline and she can’t find the time to continue with all her roles,” the source said. “We’d like to thank her for the energy, insight and humour she has brought to this programme and look forward to working with her again in the near future.” Confirming the news of Laura's departure, Radio 5 Live controller Heidi Dawson told the MailOnline: “Laura has made the difficult decision to leave after a brilliant four years.

She has also presented Love Island since 2020 after she took over from original presenter Caroline Flack. ITV producers have announced that the hit show will ...

BBC Radio 5 Live will launch a new Sunday morning show combining sport and current affairs discussion, which will lead into the afternoon of live football commentaries. PRESENTER OF Love Island Laura Whitmore has quit her BBC Radio 5 Live show after four years. Heidi Dawson, controller, BBC Radio 5 Live, said: "Laura has made the difficult decision to leave her weekend show after a brilliant four years.

Love Island host Laura Whitmore has quit her BBC Radio 5 Live show after four years.

Heidi Dawson, controller, BBC Radio 5 Live, said: "Laura has made the difficult decision to leave her weekend show after a brilliant four years. ITV has also announced there will be two series of the show in 2023 - a winter series in South Africa and a summer series in Majorca - with Whitmore likely to host both. Love Island host Laura Whitmore has quit her BBC Radio 5 Live show after four years.