Meet the Cast of Love Island Season 2, Which You'll Watch Because Honestly Why Not

Updated on Aug 20, 2020 at 12:55 PM

Who's ready for some late-summer fun? The cast of Love Island season two definitely is! CBS's version of the popular UK dating/reality competition show is back for a second season of love and games, with an all-new cast of stunning singles looking for love. This time around, 11 contestants — five women and six men — are participating in a slightly adjusted season due to pandemic delays and restrictions, filmed in strict quarantine at a Las Vegas resort rather than the usual island destination. For now, the exact episode count and other details are still being kept under wraps, but we've officially been introduced to the full cast already! Ahead of the Aug. 24 premiere on CBS, get to know all the contestants in our quick gallery ahead.

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Cely Vazquez

Hometown: Sacramento
Age: 24
Career: Legal secretary

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Johnny Middlebrooks

Hometown: Chesapeake, VA
Age: 22
Career: Student

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Justine Ndiba

Hometown: Rockaway, NJ
Age: 27
Career: Billing coordinator/Go-Go dancer

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Connor Trott

Hometown: Pittsburgh
Age: 23
Career: Auditor

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Moira Tumas

Hometown: Brielle, NJ
Age: 28
Career: Shopping Channel model

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Carrington Rodriguez

Hometown: Salt Lake City
Age: 22
Career: Sales manager

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Kaitlynn Anderson

Hometown: Lapeer, MI
Age: 27
Career: Promotions

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Tre Forte

Hometown: Boca Raton, FL
Age: 25
Career: Personal trainer

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Mackenzie Dipman

Hometown: Scottsdale, AZ
Age: 24
Career: Student

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Jeremiah White

Hometown: De Kalb, MS
Age: 22
Career: Sales associate

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James McCool

Hometown: Winchester, VA
Age: 27
Career: Personal trainer

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Meet the Cast of Love Island Season 2, Which You'll Watch Because Honestly Why Not

Cely Vazquez

Johnny Middlebrooks

Justine Ndiba

Connor Trott

Moira Tumas

Carrington Rodriguez

Kaitlynn Anderson

Tre Forte

Mackenzie Dipman

Jeremiah White

James McCool

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