She is counting down the days to hosting the steamiest show of the summer, with just more than a week to go. And Caroline Flack could hardly contain her excitement as she announced her arrival at Mallorcan hidden hills villa on Friday ahead of Love Island's return to television. The television host, 38, teased her legion of loyal fans as she coyly wrote 'guess where I am' across the moving clip displaying the Spanish plains from a car window. Giving followers an intimate look into her bedroom, the Love Island star pictured three bags of Ruffles crisps lined up on her pillows. With heart emojis, she penned: 'When you get to the island and he has 3 packs of Ruffles waiting for you.' Her mention of 'he' and the love heart Emojis alongside seemed to hint that she could be joined by her new fiance Andrew Brady. Showing off her warm welcome, Caroline also snapped a snap of her delicious coffee served black with a love heart-shaped biscuit. She wrote: 'Even the cafes know.' The engaged star was clearly excited to get shooting steamy scenes. Love Island is going to return to our screens once again on June 4 with a whole new bevy of beauties and hunks in a quest to find love and secure prize fund £50,000. Bosses revealed they used dating app Tinder to hunt out the best possible candidates for the series. Asked if Tinder is used to scout out talent, executive producer Jain Angela responded: 'We don’t want to cast the same characters every time. 'We aren’t looking for the next Camilla or the next Montana, that’s the opposite of what we’re looking for.' The ITV reality series was a phenomenal hit last year with its racy antics and cheeky characters but this year the show is said to be making some changes. It has been claimed ITV has clamped down on reality stars smoking on the show by banning cigarettes in both the villa and the garden, according to The Sun. Contestants looking to indulge on their nicotine cravings will reportedly have to ask a producer to escort them to a designated smoking shelter set away from the villa. A TV source told the website: 'Last year there were more viewer complaints about the amount of smoking than anything else. 'It did feel like someone had a fag in their hand constantly last series, so hopefully viewers will notice the difference.' The cult ITV reality show, notorious for its racy love scenes, triggered more than three times as many complaints about tobacco use than its explicit content. In April the hugely popular programme was branded 'harmful' by Action on Smoking and Health (Ash) because many contestants are shown puffing cigarettes.
