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Source: The University Daily Kansan

The hit reality dating show, "Love Island USA," is seeking KC-based applicants. Season 9 is set to film and premiere in the summer of 2027. Courtesy of Peacock Do you have what it takes to be on a reality show and compete for love? Now is the time.“Love Island USA,” a hit reality TV dating show, is looking for Kansas City-based singles ages 18 and older to add to the cast for season nine, premiering in the summer of 2027. Applications are now open to the public, meaning you could find yourself in Fiji next summer looking for a chance at love.The show follows a group of singles as they arrive at the summer villa, ready and looking for love. Full of drama and twists, the show takes these islanders on an emotional journey. In order to stay on the show, the islanders decide who gets to stay, along with the viewers at home.

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