Love Island legend hints he's returning to Love Island with cryptic TikTok video

ADAM Collard has hinted he's returning to Love Island with a cryptic TikTok video.

The personal trainer, 27, who appeared in the 2018 series before making history with his surprise second arrival in 2022, took to the platform with a cheeky post.

Gazing away from the camera, he wrote in his caption, "POV: you're Adam Collard, it gets to June 5th and your family start taking your passport off you."

With just hours to go until the ITV2 show returns for its 10th series on Monday night, the controversial contestant certainly caused a frenzy among fans with the upload.

One commented: "The only reason I’d watch love island is if the GOAT went back on to cause chaos."

Another added: "Hahaha go on Adam lad! Third time lucky," while a third chimed in with: "I was starting to think that love island was the collard show [sic]."

During his last stint on the ITV2 reality show, Adam coupled up with paramedic Paige Thorne, 25, and they were dumped from the villa just two days before the final.

Adam made her his girlfriend soon after, however, just a month later they went their separate ways when he was videoed with his arm around a mystery blonde.

Speaking at The Sun's Who Cares Wins Awards in November 2022, the Newcastle-native even teased another spell on Love Island.

He said: "I’d love to return to the villa but who knows? It didn't work out with Paige but I owe everything to that show - when ITV call, I’m always going to answer."

During the 2018 installment, Adam was coupled up with Zara McDermott but they ultimately called it quits after eight months together.

The influencer caused chaos when he first entered the show and was accused of gaslighting.

At the time, Women's Aid released a statement around the personal trainers’ treatment of law student Rosie Williams, declaring there were "warning signs in his behaviour".

And following his second return, ITV2's move to allow Adam back into the villa prompted concern from viewers who recalled his attitude the first time round, prompting the domestic abuse charity to comment again.