Just when we thought Love Island couldn’t get any better, the ITV gods blessed us with Love Island All Stars. There were countless standout moments in this series, but it was perhaps best remembered for its incredibly awkward moments. It gave us a cringeworthy reunion between Liberty Poole and Jake Cornish as they were revealed to be some of the first OGs, followed immediately by Molly Smith and Callum Jones being the first bombshells just a few months after ending their three-year relationship.
All Stars re-introduced us to Islanders that didn’t get enough fanfare their first time in the villa like Arabella Chi or Sophie Piper, while also reaffirmed our existing opinions of others like Messy Mitch Taylor. It turns out, some people never change.
Naturally, the success of the first season led us to wonder whether we’d be treated to a second series, and once again, our prayers were answered. During Love Island 2024, Maya Jama announced that she would in fact be returning for a second series of All Stars along with a whole host of familiar faces.
While we don’t yet know exactly who has been confirmed for the line-up, we have got a hint from none other than the All Stars series one winner, Tom Clare.
In an interview with the Mirror, Tom admitted that his best friend, Casey O'Gorman, will "probably" appear on the next series of All Stars. While it’s not a lot to go on, we would love to see Casey slow-mo walk into that villa for a third (and maybe final) time. It certainly worked out well for his bestie Tom who was crowned the winner alongside his now girlfriend, Molly Smith.
Here's everything you need to know about the next series of All Stars.
When does Love Island All Stars return?
The show will likely return for their second instalment in January 2025. A late Christmas present to us all.
Who is on Love Island All Stars 2025?
Nobody has been confirmed for the official line-up, but we certainly have our eye on a few Islanders. Ovie Soko, don’t make us beg you.
What nights is Love Island All Stars on?
Love Island All Stars will air every night on ITV2 and ITVX at 9pm.
Who is hosting Love Island All Stars?
The one, the only, Maya Jama of course.
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Sarah O'Byrne has been writing about Love Island for heat and Closer since May 2023, and she will think of nothing else except All Stars series two for the next few months.