Thursday 30 June 2022 11:21 PM Sarah Hyland announces that she will host season four of Peacock's dating ... trends now
Sarah Hyland took to Instagram on Thursday to announce that she will be the new host of Love Island USA.
The 31-year-old actress revealed that she will be taking over hosting duties from comedienne Arielle Vandenberg when the dating reality show debuts its fourth season on Peacock.
'I got a text!!!! And it's a juicy one!', Sarah wrote in the caption of her post, referring to the show's famous 'I got a text' catchphrase.
The latest: Sarah Hyland took to Instagram on Thursday to announce that she will be the new host of Love Island USA
She continued, 'I can't wait to be your new host of @loveislandusa #hostesswiththemostess #loveisabeach @peacocktv.'
In the snap that the Modern Family star shared, she showed off her svelte figure in a maroon and orange string bikini and gold bodychain while sitting on a boat.
The brunette beauty wore black shades and a straw hat as she gazed up at the sun while holding a wine glass.
'I got a text!!!! And it's a juicy one!', Sarah wrote in the caption of her post, referring to the show's famous 'I got a text' catchphrase. Seen in 2021
Remake: Love Island USA is based on the massively popular British show of the same name and follows a group of single people who move into a luxurious villa for a summer with the goal of finding love
Love Island USA is based on the massively popular British show of the same name and follows a group of single people who move into a luxurious villa for a summer with the goal of finding love.
After arriving at the villa, the contestants are required to 'couple up' and participate in weekly coupling ceremonies in which they can either reaffirm their pairings or find new partners.
In addition, new cast members, also known as 'bombshells', introduced throughout the summer to test bonds between couples and stir up drama.
Passing the baton: The 31-year-old actress revealed that she will be taking over hosting duties from comedienne Arielle Vandenberg (seen here in 2018) when the dating reality show debuts its fourth season on Peacock
The show previously aired on CBS
