“Love Island All Stars” has returned for its second season, bringing all sorts of drama to the screen in the name of love. The "Love Island" spinoff, which premiered in 2024, gives fan favorites and "villains" from the flagship British series a second chance at love in the villa.

THE LOVE Island All Stars final is days away as the action ramps up in the villa. The new series began on January 13 and has been full of drama ever since. But now the South Africa villa is

All Stars returned for its second series on ITV2 last month and several Love Island favourites have left the villa in South Africa already, ahead of the upcoming final

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Two Love Island All Stars have quit the show in recent episodes - with one more set to leave the villa in the coming days - and a former winner has shared his thoughts

Love Island star Lucinda Strafford has decided to quit the current series of All Stars before even stepping foot inside the villa. The 25-year-old, who first shot to fame in season seven, was reportedly set to enter as a bombshell this season but changed her mind at the last minute and flew back to the UK.

Following their 10-day stint in the Love Island All Stars villa, Olivia Hawkins has revealed she and Marcel Somerville are no longer seeing each other romantically. Speaking to People, Olivia said the couple have decided they are better off as friends but insists there is no bad blood between them.