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Love Island: Aftersun has returned for the 2022 series (Picture: Jonathan Hordle via Shutterstock)

Love Island’s 2022 series has been with us for a week now – and as we’re all aware there have been a few changes this year.

Spin-off show Aftersun has now switched back to airing every Sunday night instead of Mondays – airing after the latest dose of action from the villa.

All of which is certainly keeping Laura Whitmore busy – but just where is Aftersun filmed?

Here’s what you need to know…

Where is Love Island Aftersun filmed?

While Love Island might be taking place in Majorca, Aftersun is actually filmed much closer to home.

It’s filmed, to be precise, at BT Studios in Stratford, East London.

Laura is commuting between London and Cape Town to front both shows (Picture: Rex Shutterstock)

The location means that Laura has quite the commute – dividing her time between the villa abroad, where Love Island is currently playing out – and London, flying back and forth on a weekly basis to fulfil her commitments to both shows.

Speaking on Lorraine in 2020 she explained her decision to host the spin-off, amid speculation that boyfriend Iain Stirling – who narrates the main show – would be stepping in.

‘Aftersun is filmed in London and we need Iain here to do the voiceover every single day so I said I’ll take one for the team and host Aftersun,’ Laura said.

‘It’s a little bit further than Majorca. Luckily there’s not much of a time difference so jet lag shouldn’t be a problem.

She added: ‘I will get some air miles but I’ll plant some tress to offset my carbon footprint.’

Can you get tickets for Love Island Aftersun?

You can apply for tickets for Aftersun via Applause Store – simply visit their site and choose the date you’re interested in going along.

However, bear in mind that applying for tickets doesn’t guarantee you’ll get lucky, as the show is incredibly popular and there are only so many seats to fill in the studio.

Applications are still open for the show on Sunday, June 19 and if you are successful, you’ll get an email confirming tickets 48 hours before the show goes live.

Audience tickets are free, but applicants have to be aged 18 or over.

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