LOVE Island Aftersun is adding to its stellar line-up panel with two very famous faces.
Hosts Sam Thompson and Indiyah Pollak return with last year's stand-in presenter Amy Hart.
And in a surprise addition to the panel, Big Brother Late and Live favourite Jordan Stephens and All Stars contender Chris Taylor.
"The tea is piping hot and ready to serve!," said a post on social media with a snap of the five stars.
"Introducing the new Aftersun panel and hosts of The Morning After Podcast! Watch Aftersun live after the main show on Sunday nights, and for the most up-to-date hot takes from the Villa, you can now watch Love Island: The Morning After on YouTube.
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"You’ll also still be able to listen via the Love Island App, Global Player or your usual podcast provide."
While many were thrilled to see new faces joining the show, but some raised concerns about Chris being back on-screen.
Chris appeared on season five in 2019 as well as this year's All Stars series, but proved to be a controversial face the second time around following an argument with love interest Arabella Chi.
One fan said: "I’m disappointed to see Chris there after his behaviour on the recent series."
Another added: "I always loved Chris until the way he behaved to Arabella ( scary )."
Someone else added: "I don’t think Chris should be representing and rewarded this way after the way he behaved…not a positive role model at all!"
Another asked:"Why the hell would you put Chris there? None of the viewers liked his embarrassing actions on All Stars."
Chris coupled up with a number of girls during his stint in the villa, including Demi Jones, Arabella Chi and Joanna Chimonides.
The tatted hunk seemed to be going from strength to strength with model Arabella, and they even enjoyed a romantic date together.
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However things took a bad turn when Chris took an interest in Sophie Piper and viewers later demanded that producers kick him out after he rowed with Arabella about it.
However, Chris has been backed by Love Island bosses who say he has "amazing chemistry" with the other presenters.
Maya Jama, as always, will be hosting the main show and leading proceedings on Aftersun every Sunday night as they recap the week’s events.
A source told The Sun said: “Chris is Love Island royalty and bosses were thrilled to add him to the presenting line-up for The Morning After podcast, as well as the regular weekly Aftersun panel.
"The four of them make a great team and they have amazing chemistry."
