In the first episode, Rylan introduces the singletons: five men and five women, but no LGBTQ+ contestants. New arrivals will shake things up later.
Rylan thought he was being trolled when approached to host the gig (which he does clothed, we might add). "I laughed and hung up the phone," he told TV presenter Jamie Laing at a launch party.
Rylan said, "The first thing I was pitched was: 'Oh, it's a show, everyone's naked and... it's basically like a naked Love Island.' I was like, 'Well, we can't do that because we just can't'... Ofcom and they were like: 'Yeah, you can'.
Despite his initial trepidation, the former star said that he 'had a feeling' that the show would be done well, with sensitivity and care.
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