Love Island spinoff Love Island All Stars is back with more romance and drama as former contestants return to South Africa for a second shot at love. The show, hosted by Maya Jama, sees fan favourites, villains, and even ex-couples come together for a chance to find someone to settle down with this time.

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.

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Love Island All Stars is set to premiere on Monday, January 13, marking the return of the star-studded series. Viewers can catch Love Island All Stars on ITV2 or stream it online through ITVX. Episodes will also be available for rewatching on ITVX shortly after their TV broadcast.

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A former RTÉ star and a real estate agent from Dublin have been announced as contestants on Love Island’s All Star series. Catherine Agbaje, 24, from Dublin, appeared on series 10 of the hit reality series and is back again to try and find love. The real estate agent shot to fame on the programme in 2023.

ITV's Love Island All Stars is returning to screens next week as 12 familiar faces will be stepping into the villa once again for a second chance at love

We are less than a week away from the return of Love Island All Stars and the first contestants have been confirmed. Stars are heading to South Africa for the second series of the show which sees previous contestants return to date each other.

All Stars has been confirmed, with a batch of ITV legends set to enter the villa in South Africa for a second chance at romance