Indiyah Polack and Amy Hart Leave Love Island Podcast

and have announced they will no longer be presenting their Love Island podcast or appearing on the spin-off show, Aftersun. 

The duo, who both found fame on the ITV2 dating show, took to Instagram on Monday to say they were stepping down from Love Island: The Morning After. 

They explained the podcast will be taken over by new presenters when the new series of Love Island starts this summer.  

In a joint post, they wrote: 'After three incredible years of gossip, girlie chats and love, we wanted to share that we’re stepping away from Love Island: The Morning After & Aftersun.

'With millions of views, juicy live streams and even a nomination for best video podcast, we are truly leaving on a high and with a friend for life in each other!!

'The podcast has been such a huge part of our lives and we’re super proud of what we’ve built. 

'So many laughs, some unforgettable memories and none of it would’ve been possible without you guys however now feels like the right time to pass it on and let someone else take on the best job in the world.

'We’ll always be part of the Love Island family, and we can’t wait to see how the podcast continues to grow and evolve. Meeting the islanders, diving into every twist and turn, and our annual trips to the villa have been nothing short of unforgettable.

'THANK YOU to everyone who tuned in and chose to spend your mornings with us, your support has meant everything! And finally to the teams at ITV and Lifted who make this show possible, you’re the best!

'Love, Amy & Indiyah xxxx'.

Their friends and fans took to the comment section to tell the duo they would be missed. 

They wrote: 'A stunning chapter. So so proud of you both. The best memories!. Here’s to new beginnings.

'Won’t be the same without you both your hard work, commitment and love you both put into the podcast really came through each episode!

'You will be missed!!' and 'So proud of you girls! Big shoes to fill xxx'. 

Indiyah, 27, starred on the 2022 series where she found love with Dami Hope. They remained a couple after the show, but split earlier this year after three years together. 

Meanwhile, Amy, 33, starred on the fifth series of the ITV2 reality show in 2019. While she didn't find love in the villa, Amy is now happily married to Sam Rason and the couple welcomed their second son, Dexter, in March. 

It comes after it was reported Sam Thompson has 'stepped down' from his role on Love Island: Aftersun due to his 'jam-packed schedule'.

The reality star, 33, became a regular on the programme since being crowned King of the Jungle on in 2023, and is now said to be 'moving on' from the gig.

His departure marks another shift for the weekly companion show, which offers behind-the-scenes insight and lively debate around the villa's biggest moments. 

A spokeswoman for Sam told Daily Mail: 'Sam has absolutely loved his time as part of the Love Island team and the show will always have a special place in his heart, but he felt 2026 was the year to concentrate on his many other ITV projects.

'Sam is a big part of the ITV family and is looking forward to his imminent I'm A Celebrity All Stars' Final presenting role.'