Ibiza Weekender will return as it gets a new boat party ‘booze cruise’ spin-off series The Weekender Boat Party
IBIZA Weekender will get a spin-off show on a boat party – which are infamous for their alcohol-fuelled sex games.
The new ITV programme, The Weekender Boat Party, will be set on a yacht with reps overseeing the usual boozy antics with six hour-long episodes to be made, the Sun’s Bizarre column can reveal.
It comes as another two series of the series were announced.
Star of the show Jordan Davies, 26, tweeted: "So if you hadn’t heard is coming back bigger and better than ever with 3 more series."
The line-up of reps are yet to be confirmed but stars of the last set of episodes Jordan and Chyna Ellis, 22, both said they would want to return.
Fans of the ITV2 show saw the Love Island star quit to be with the Welsh lad.
But they broke up months later and Jordan has since hooked up with former Miss Peru Paula Manzanal.
Chyna said: “I’ve spoken to them about it and told them I want to go back. There has been very brief discussions but with the type of show they don't say much at all."
She told the Sun she would return to the show even if Jordan would be there – despite being "worked like a dog".
Chyna added: “I wouldn't really care.
“We're not together any more and he's got a new girlfriend so it might be a bit awkward if I was to go back and he was there. So I'm not sure how that would pan out but I would go back.”
Celebrity Big Brother star Jordan was sacked by head rep David Potts after disobeying orders on the last series.
He insisted show bosses had made a mistake and wanted a return to have a dignified exit.
Jordan said: "I'd like to think I've got one more. I'd like a more dignified exit.
"I'd like to do one more series and decent exit out of it instead of getting sacked because it's not exactly the best way to go out after you've been on a show for seven series. I would love to go back and do one more.”
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Applications are open for party addicts to join both shows, made by production companies Twofour Rights and Motion Content Group, as guests and reps.
Gyles Neville, executive producer Twofour, said: “We are delighted with Weekender’s continuing success and growing fan base – its unique down to earth characters continue to be engaging in a way that makes us all want to be a part of their holiday season – and with a Boat Party on board, the brand is even more accessible and aspirational than ever.”
Melanie Darlaston, executive producer at Motion Content Group, said: “With the reps taking to the high seas you can guarantee there will be plenty of mischief and drama. This new series will be a real treat for Weekender fans.”
