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‘Love Island’ is up for 13 National Reality TV Awards.
The ITV2 show’s latest series will come to an end tonight (30.07.18) but several of the programme’s stars could still have plenty to celebrate this year after the likes of Dani Dyer, Jack Fincham, Laura Anderson, and host Caroline Flack were nominated for gongs.
‘Love Island’ itself is up for Best Entertainment Show, Best Reality Competition Show, Best Dating Show and Best Social Experiment Show, and the programme’s host Caroline Flack has a nod in the Best TV Presenter category.
Dani and Laura are up for Best Female Personality, and their fellow Islander Josh Denzel has a nod in the Male Personality category along with the show’s narrator, Iain Stirling.
Jack, Wes Nelson, Megan Barton Hanson and former Islander Georgia Steel are all up for the Reality Personality of the Year accolade ahead of the eighth National Reality TV Awards, which will take place on September 25 at London’s Porchester Hall.
‘Love Island’ host Caroline will do battle with This Morning’s Phillip Schofield, ‘Good Morning Britain’ pair Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan, Catchphrase’s Stephen Mulhern and Big Brother’s Emma Willis, among others, in the TV presenting category.
The competition is also strong for the Best Reality TV Judge of the Year gong, with former ‘X Factor’ judge Nicole Scherzinger given a nod in the category, alongside Sharon Osbourne, who will be a panellist for part of the upcoming series.
Britain’s Got Talent’s David Walliams and Alesha Dixon also earned nods, but there wasn’t one for Simon Cowell for his judging abilities on ‘BGT’ or ‘X Factor’.
However, the music mogul will go up against Sir David Attenborough, Noel Edmonds, Anne Robinson, Tim Wonnacott, David Dickinson, Davina McCall and Leanne Klein for the Outstanding Contribution Award.
Voting is live from Wednesday (01.08.18) at the National Reality TV Awards website.

Selected NRTA 2018 nominees:

Best Docu-Series
Reggie Yates: The Insider (Series 2, BBC Three)
Give It A Year (ITV)
Hello Stranger (ITV)
Who Do You Think You Are? (Series 15, BBC One)
Blue Planet II (BBC One)
Ferne McCann: First Time Mum (ITVBe)
Ross Noble: Off Road (Dave)
The Secret Life of the Zoo (Series 5, Channel 4)
Food Unwrapped (Series 12, Channel 4)
Gogglebox (Series 11, Channel 4)
Cruising with Jane McDonald (Series 4, Channel 5)

Outstanding Contribution Award
Sir David Attenborough
Simon Cowell
Noel Edmonds
Anne Robinson
Tim Wonnacott
David Dickinson
Davina McCall
Leanne Klein

Best Reality Non-Competition Show sponsored by Zaheda Skincare
The Only Way is Essex (Series 22, ITVBe)
Made in Chelsea (Series 15, E4)
The Charlotte Show (Series 1, MTV)
Teen Mum UK (Series 3, MTV)
Sam and Billie Faiers: The Mummy Diaries (Series 3, ITVBe)
Ibiza Weekender (ITV2)
First Dates (Series 10, Channel 4)

Best Reality Competition Show sponsored by Unicorn Cosmetics
Love Island (Series 4, ITV2)
X Factor (Series 14, ITV)
Britain’s Got Talent (Series 12, ITV)
The Voice (Season 7, ITV)
Dancing on Ice (Series 10, ITV)
Survival of the Fittest (ITV2)
All Together Now (BBC One)
Strictly Come Dancing (Series 15, BBC One)
Carnage (Sky One)
Five Star Hotel (E4)
The Voice Kids (Series 2, ITV)
You VS. Chris & Kem (ITV2)
Sing: Ultimate A Cappella (Sky One)

Best Entertainment Show sponsored by St. Moriz
Gogglebox (Series 11, Channel 4)
Love Island (Series 4, ITV2)
I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (Series 17, ITV)
Lip Sync Battle UK (Series 2-Part 2, Channel 5)
Top Gear (Series 25, BBC Two)
Little Big Shots (Series 2, ITV)
Strictly Come Dancing (Series 15, BBC One)
The Big Narstie Show (Channel 4)
Carnage (Sky One)
The Great British Bake Off (Series 8, Channel 4)

Best Female Personality sponsored by Routes Hair
Charlotte Crosby (The Charlotte Show)
Georgia Toffolo (I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!)
Dani Dyer (Love Island)
Laura Anderson (Love Island)
Gemma Collins (TOWIE)
Georgia Kousoulou (TOWIE)
Chyna Ellis (Ibiza Weekender)
Frankie Gaff (Made in Chelsea)
Ferne McCann (Ferne McCann: First Time Mum)
London Hughes (Celebs Go Dating)

Best Male Personality
James Argent (TOWIE)
Liam Charles (Bake off: The Professionals)
Chris Hughes (You VS. Chris & Kem)
Kem Cetinay (You VS. Chris & Kem)
Iain Stirling (Love Island)
Sam Thompson (Celebs Go Dating)
Spencer Matthews (Five Star Hotel)
James Hill (Five Star Hotel)
David Potts (Ibiza Weekender)
Jordan Davies (Ibiza Weekender)
Jamie Laing (Made in Chelsea)
Josh Denzel (Love Island)

Best Performance (On a Reality TV Show)
Lost Voice Guy (Series 12, Britain’s Got Talent)
Rak-Su (Series 14, X Factor)
DVJ (Series 12, Britain’s Got Talent)
Ruti Olajugbagbe (Series 7, The Voice)
Vadé (Sing: Ultimate A Cappella)
Marc Spelmann (Series 12, Britain’s Got Talent)
Gruffydd Wyn Roberts (Series 12, Britain’s Got Talent)
Robert White (Series 12, Britain’s Got Talent)
Kevin Davy White (Series 14, X Factor)
Grace Davies (Series 14, X Factor)
Belle Voci (Series 7, The Voice)
Lilia Slattery (Series 2, The Voice Kids)
Daniel Davies (Series 2, The Voice Kids)
Debbie McGee and Giovanni Pernice (Strictly Come Dancing)

Best Reality TV Judge of the Year
Ashley Banjo (Dancing on Ice)
Gregg Wallace (Masterchef)
John Torode (Masterchef)
Sharon Osbourne (X Factor)
Pixie Lott (The Voice Kids)
Nicole Scherzinger (X Factor)
Bruno Tonioli (Strictly Come Dancing)
Alesha Dixon (Britain’s Got Talent)
Abbey Clancy (Britain’s Next Top Model)
Paul Hollywood (The Great British Bake Off)
Olly Murs (The Voice)
Deborah Meaden (Dragons’ Den)
Will.i.am (The Voice / The Voice Kids)
David Walliams (Britain’s Got Talent)

Best TV Presenter
Emma Willis
Phillip Schofield (This Morning)
Matt Baker (The One Show)
Susanna Reid (Good Morning Britain)
Piers Morgan (Good Morning Britain)
Davina McCall
Stephen Mulhern (Catchphrase)
Claudia Winkleman
Simon Rimmer (Sunday Brunch)
Caroline Flack (Love Island)
Vick Hope (Carnage)
Maya Jama
Laura Whitmore (Survival of Fittest)

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