Five more stars have been revealed as contestants on the new spin-off series Love Island Games.

It comes after Megan Barton Hanson, 29, and Curtis Pritchard, 27, have 'already jetted off to film the new series' with host Maya Jama, 29, according to The Sun.

The new programme, which is yet to announce the full cast, will feature former stars from the UK, US and Aussie versions.

According to The Sun, Danica Taylor, 22, who appeared on the UK show last year, is the third star announced to be taking part in the spin-off show. 

And she will be joined by US stars, Deb Chubb, Carrington Rodriguez, Cely Vazquez and Imani Ayan. 

Deborah, who has been single for five years, rose to fame on the show last year and is joining Carrington Rodriguez from the 2020 series of the US show.

Cely Vazquez was a runner up on season two of Love Island USA and Imani rose to fame on season five of the show.

The current cast is to be a done deal and will soon be joined by a host of other Love Island stars from various versions of the hit dating show.

Last week, a source told the publication: 'Megan and Curtis are both amazing signings for the spin-off and bosses are rubbing their hands together that they agreed to take part.

'They are two of Love Island's most memorable contestants ever - who could forget Megan turning every boy's head in the villa, or Curtis' brutal breakup with Amy [Hart]?'

MailOnline have contacted representatives of Megan, Curtis and Love Island  for comment. 

The new series will firstly hit screens in the US on Peacock in November, before making its way to UK screens.  

Megan rose to fame on series four of Love Island in 2018 and made it all the way to the final with then boyfriend Wes Nelson.

Last month, Maya Jama excitedly revealed she had landed a new job as the host of the first ever Love Island spin-off series. 

The TV presenter, 29, will be heading to Fiji to present Love Island Games in partnership with streaming site Peacock.

The series will reunite her with Iain Stirling, known for his narration on both the UK and US editions of the show. 

Maya announced the exciting news in a video on Instagram, saying: 'It's going to be amazing!' 

Love Island Games will bring together former Islanders from the UK, US and Australian series for a second shot at love and to compete to be crowned the champion.

The international series will see the stars 'faced with both team and couples' challenges, all while navigating dating, eliminations, recoupling and dramatic new arrivals.'

The show is set to make its debut on November 1 with new episodes streaming six days a week on Peacock.

Maya took on the role of Love Island host during its ninth season, taking the reins from Laura Whitmore. 

She's been praised by fans for her presenting style and sensational looks over the summer and winter series.