Love Island fans may not have to wait long for more reality TV drama, as the All Stars series is expected to return in early 2026. The latest edition concluded with Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies winning, though their relationship did not last on the outside.
The show's creative director, Mike Spencer-Hayter, confirmed that a third All Stars series is in the works. 'Love Island: All Stars has quickly established itself as a stand-alone hit,' he said, promising 'twists and turns' in the upcoming season.
The 2025 All Stars series ran for six weeks instead of the usual five, and it is anticipated that the next edition will follow a similar schedule, likely starting in January 2026. The previous All Stars series premiered on 13 January 2025.
Potential contestants for the new series include Charleen Murphy, who entered the current summer series during Casa Amor but was dumped after Kavan recoupled with Jasmine. Tommy, another bombshell from the summer series, has also been linked to a potential All Stars appearance.
Maya Jama's future as presenter remains uncertain. Speaking to Deadline, she said, 'I never decide if I’m doing the next series until the end of one. So it’s fake news that I’m leaving, but I always decide at the end of a series if I’m going to continue the next year. So we’ll find out.'
