Three Love Island stars sign up for intense new reality show
THREE former Love Island contestants have signed up to new reality show The Challenge.
The gruelling series will see a group of celebrities go up against each other in extreme challenges in a bid to avoid elimination and win a prize fund.
The brainchild of MTV, the series - which will reportedly air on C5 - is being filmed in South America next month.
An insider has now exclusively revealed to The Sun that Love Island alumni Kaz Kamwi, Marcel Somerville and Arabella Chi have all agreed to take part.
The source said: "Producers for The Challenge will likely be thrilled to have signed three Love Island stars.
"They were all popular Islanders from one of Britain's biggest TV shows."
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The Challenge was first created as a spin-off series for two MTV reality shows; The Real World and Road Rules. It originally featured alumni from both programmes.
It has previously only aired in the US, with Brits being unable to watch it or stream it in the UK.
However, in February this year, it was announced that four new international series' of The Challenge had been commissioned.
Along with the US, versions will also be shot for UK participants, Argentinians and Australians.
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The winners will then go on to compete against each other in a series called The Challenge: Global Championship.
It has previously been reported that former Towie star Joey Essex and Geordie Shore's Nathan Henry have also signed up for the Brit version.
