She's jetted off to Majorca to front a dramatic Love Island re-coupling that will see the boys finally return from Casa Amor.
And soaking up the sun overseas before getting down to business, Laura Whitmore slipped into a chic black swimsuit as she headed out for a coastal walk.
The presenter, 36, was later seen back on parenting duties as she shared a sweet nap with her baby daughter ahead of getting glammed up for her TV appearance.
Sun-seeker: Laura Whitmore, 36, slipped into a black swimsuit to make the most of her trip overseas to Majorca ahead of her return to the Love Island villa
Posting to her Instagram story, Laura shared behind-the-scenes snaps from her latest Majorca trip.
She looked incredible as she donned her swimwear and aviator shades for a stunning hike, after touching back down on the island.
Mum-of-one Laura was then seen breastfeeding her baby girl while sat in hair and make-up as her glam team worked their magic before she headed back in the villa to finally reunite the boys and the girls, who had been split in two over the last few days.
Laura looked incredible for her latest Love Island appearance and was all dolled up in a metallic pink patterned halter-neck mini dress and complementing black wedges.
Cool mum: The presenter was joined by her daughter on her trip and was seen back on parenting duties as she prepared to get glam for her return to the villa
Back in business: Laura touched down on the island to head up a dramatic recoupling that sees the boys finally return from Casa Amor
She wore her blonde locks in glamorous curls, styled over to one side, and her make-up was flawless as she led a dramatic re-coupling on the ITV2 dating series.
Viewers recently saw the boys shipped off to Casa Amor, as the islanders were put to the ultimate test.
Six new girls were sent in to join them, while six new boys headed into the original villa, with the hope of turning heads to secure them a place on the show.
Thursday night's episode of Love Island saw Laura join the islanders as the original boys and
