LOVE Island’s line-up might be searching for a second stab at romance on the All Stars series – yet their bank balance will see a boost too. While they’re grafting and cracking

ITV has confirmed the line-up for the latest series of Love Island: All Stars. The spin-off, first launched last year, sees singles from previous series jet to South Africa for another shot at love in the villa.

Love Island: All Stars has confirmed that fans will be able to vote for contestants to couple up in the new season. The ITV2 show is due to return to screens on Monday (January 13), with the show unveiling the past islanders set to re-enter the villa this week.

Returning Love Island star Curtis Pritchard has addressed his relationship with Sophie Sheridan ahead of his turn on All Stars.

Love Island All Stars returns for another royal affair with the second season launching on Monday, January 13 at 9pm GMT on free-to-air channel ITV2. Episodes will air at the same time every day of the week, with Saturday night's episodes offering the usual "Unseen Bits" compilation.

Love Island star Chris Taylor has opened up about the All Stars line-up for 2025 - and shared his main worry for the cast after competing on the show himself last year

Love Island contestant Megan Barton-Hanson was reportedly in the running for a spot on All Stars season two, but has now pulled out. Why did she leave and what has she said about not appearing on the show?