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Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor
Kourtnee covers TV streaming services and home entertainment. She previously worked as an entertainment reporter at Showbiz Cheat Sheet, where she wrote about film, television, music, celebrities and streaming platforms.
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Though Kourtnee hasn't won any journalism awards yet, she's been a Netflix streaming subscriber since 2012 and knows the magic of its hidden codes.
Fans who want an ad-free Peacock Premium Plus subscription to watch Love Island USA , Copa Mundial, Bravo's reality hits and more can now sign up through YouTube, the NBCUniversal-owned streamer announced on Monday. The platform joins a lineup of YouTube's Primetime Channels that also includes streaming services such as HBO Max, Crunchyroll and Paramount Plus.
Viewers can head to YouTube's storefront to purchase a Peacock Premium Plus subscription, which costs $17 per month. Similar to Prime Video's add-on channels and The Roku Channel's subscriptions, YouTube's offerings allow customers to buy and access streaming subscriptions in a centralized place. Primetime Channels can be watched within the YouTube app, whether it's on your phone or a TV.
In 2025, NBCUniversal and Google finalized a partnership to bring more programming to YouTube, YouTube TV and platforms like Google TV. This rollout comes as Peacock has become the destination to stream Telemundo's Spanish-language FIFA World Cup coverage, as well as popular films and shows like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Shrek and the aforementioned Love Island USA. It's noted that while the Premium Plus plan is mostly ad-free, viewers will see a limited amount of ads in select content.
Standalone Peacock subscriptions and the Apple TV bundle are still available directly from the streamer, or you can package Peacock with a Comcast StreamSaver bundle.
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KOURTNEE JACKSON
Senior Editor
Kourtnee covers TV streaming services and home entertainment. She previously worked as an entertainment reporter at Showbiz Cheat Sheet, where she wrote about film, television, music, celebrities and streaming platforms. See full bio


