The wait for the return of the UK’s favourite dating show is nearly over, with ITV’s Love Island officially starting this Monday, June 6. And Domino’s are offering Islanders and their fans a chance to get free pizza for life - but there’s a catch.
The pizza chain are offering couples a newly launched Domino’s Loyalty Card when they leave the villa together, which will see them earn a £50 Domino’s voucher every month - but will expire when their relationship ends.
Domino’s has teamed up with ex-islander, Georgia Steel aka Loyal G, to reveal the new deal. Georgia appeared in the fourth series of the show, making it known to the nation she was #Loyal 35 times in one episode alone.
READ MORE: Shoppers can win years' worth of Krispy Kremes if they find special card
So the aim of the game for the contestants is to, you got it - stay loyal. Should they decouple from each other on the outside, Domino’s will revoke their membership.
Georgia said: “It’s all fun and games when you’re in the villa, but the real challenge is staying #Loyal on the outside. Being loyal comes with its perks, and the Domino’s Loyal Card is one of them.
“As the founding member of the Domino’s Loyal Card Club, I’ll be enjoying a Pepperoni Passion as I watch passions alight under the sun through every twist, shock and surprise departure. I can’t wait to see who walks off into the sunset with a dough-lightful treat.”
But pizza fans watching the show can also get their hands on the special membership card by staking their claim on Twitter @Dominos_UK with a stand-out display of loyalty for the chance to win one for themselves.
Melanie Howe, Loyal Legend at Domino’s added: “Scorching dates and piping hot pizza are a match made in heaven, so we can’t wait to get stuck into the hottest dating show on TV once more. The Domino’s team will be on hand to serve up the perfect goods for the nation to enjoy while they tuck into the summer of love, one dramatic revelation at a time.
“Our new loyal card is perfect for the first date night outside the villa and while we hope we don’t have to revoke any from those who insist on keeping their options open...we won’t hesitate to do so.”
