Where to Watch ‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’

How are “Love Island USA” Season 6’s favorite stars doing after the season wrapped? For fans interested in an update on the lives of ten of the most memorable islanders, this is possible thanks to the latest spinoff show, “Love Island: Beyond the Villa.”

The series premiered on Sunday, July 13, and for those who want to get in on the Beyond the Villa action, this is everything you need to know!

How To Watch ‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’

“Love Island: Beyond the Villa” signed on ten contestants. They are: JaNa Craig, Leah Kateb, Serena Page, Kenny Rodriguez, Olivia “Liv” Walker, Aaron Evans, Miguel Harichi, Kaylor Martin, Connor Newsum, and Kendall Washington.

You can watch the show exclusively on Peacock. It airs on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET. It is unclear how many episodes there are for this first season, Forbes reports.

What Can Fans Expect From ‘Love Island: Beyond the Villa’

All ten “Love Island USA” alums have had a lasting impact on fans, and the show provides an excellent opportunity to catch up with them and see how their lives have changed, hopefully for the better. But what can fans expect?

“Love Island: Beyond the Villa” will focus on the good and the bad experiences the stars face as they readjust to life outside of the villa. “Serena and Kordell are navigating fast-paced careers, Leah introduces Miguel to her horse as they tackle parenthood — kind of, and JaNa and Kenny question whether they should move in together,” NBC reports of the season.

Interesting, Kordell Beckham is not a prominent cast member. He is still in a relationship with Serena, though (the couple won “Love Island USA” Season 6), and he will make cameo appearances. However, Kordell has revealed that he is working on his acting career. He has landed a role in a new scripted series from Keke Palmer’s digital platform, KeyTV. The series is titled “Southern Fried Rice.”

Serena has shared her thoughts on the show. This includes that she was initially reluctant to join the spinoff. In an interview with Parade on July 13, she said her reaction was “almost an immediate no.” However, she explained why she changed her mind.

“There were a lot of moving parts. So that came with new ideas, new concepts,” she said. “So the more it came to fruition, the more we kind of fell into it. And was like, ‘Okay, 100%. We just did some stuff last year, so why not just do some stuff this year?’”