Gabby Allen, the winner of Love Island: All Stars, has spoken out against calls for the ITV show to be 'rested'. The reality star, who won the All Stars series with Casey O'Gorman last year, said she will be watching the new series launch tonight after it was delayed due to wildfires in South Africa.
Filming for the new series was postponed after road closures near the villa caused by ongoing wildfires. However, production began on Wednesday, and the show is set to air tonight. 'They say that every year,' Gabby said of critics calling for a pause. 'I think every year, the show is different. I don't think they should pause it.'
Gabby, who appeared on the show twice, described herself as a 'super fan' and said she looks forward to watching every night. 'I'm just glad everyone's ok though,' she added, referring to the wildfires. She also reflected on her second stint on the show, saying she felt more authentic and enjoyed the experience more by being herself.
Since her split from Casey O'Gorman in May last year, Gabby has been dating but is not in a rush for a relationship. She prefers meeting people organically rather than through apps, though she acknowledged that apps can work for some. Gabby also appeared on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, where she opened up about her father's death from brain cancer when she was 20.
