With the amount of bombshells sauntering in and out of the revolving door that is Love Island villa this summer (it's got to be a record, hasn't it?), we'll be honest, we've been waiting for Casey O'Gorman to make yet another spectacular return – especially now he's finished with his All Stars co-star Gabby Allen.
We're still not over it, btw. So much for couple goals.
A little refresher; Casey found fame as a bombshell in the winter Love Island 2023 villa, then returned for the first All Stars in 2024, AND the second All Stars in 2025 (which he won with Gabby). That means that he's tried his hand at every version of Love Island UK except the OG summer one, so naturally, when Love Island 2025 started choosing CHAOS and Casey announced that he was single once again, the anticipation was real in the heat office.
But in yet another Love Island twist, it seems that Casey won't be returning for the summer's series year, as he will be taking part in the next Love Island Games – at least according to reports.
We'll be honest, the real shock here isn't that Casey is taking part in yet another edition of Love Island, it's the fact that Love Island Games got commissioned for a second series, but we move.
And while Casey's involvement in the second Love Island Games – which is filmed in Fiji and casts Islanders from Love Island spin-offs across the globe – isn't officially confirmed, a source says Casey is a shoo-in.
The TV insider told The Sun, 'Bosses in the US have approached Casey’s team as they are keen for him to take part in the upcoming second season of Love Island Games.'
'They always take people from international versions of the show, and they think Casey would be perfect as he’s done the UK version three times so he’s a very familiar face,' they continued.
'He’s also recently split from Gabby Allen, so now is the ideal time for him to do it as Casey rarely stays single for long.'
No doubt they've also reached out to Gabby's team too as those Love Island producers love a 'relight my fire' situation. Case in point: Harry Cooksley and Emma Munro.
ICYMI - and to be fair, we didn't even really watch it (awks) - Love Island Games was a spin-off series of Love Island, which saw former Islanders from Love Island UK, USA, Australia, France, Sweden and Germany fly out to Fiji in a bid to 'snatch the crown', while taking another stab at finding love on the telly, with returning UK Islanders such as Liberty Poole, Eyal Booker and Jack Fowler joining the competition.
It was filmed in September 2023 and released in November on American streaming service, Peacock.
The first series is now available on ITVX.