In the context of “Love Island,” “Casa Amor” refers to a twist that occurs during the season where the male and female contestants are separated and taken to two different villas. “Casa Amor” is a Spanish term that translates to “House of Love,” which is fitting given the show’s romantic theme.
During this twist, the original contestants are introduced to new singles, creating opportunities for potential romantic connections or betrayals. The purpose of Casa Amor is to test the strength of existing relationships, as contestants must decide whether to remain loyal to their partners or explore new relationships with the newcomers. This twist often leads to dramatic moments, emotional confrontations, and significant developments in the contestants’ love lives.
Casa Amor has become a hallmark of the “Love Island” format, adding excitement and tension to the show.