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Love Island: All Stars is back for a second series and we are ready to see some serious grafting. Some of our favourite OG Islanders are returning, bringing with them all the drama, laughs, and chaotic energy we know and love – with fresh twists that should keep them (and us) on their toes. Think exes, love triangles, and maybe even some genuine connections.
If you thought the original seasons were wild, Love Island: All Stars has got the perfect mix of nostalgia and fresh excitement. Ready for the drama? Same. Here's EYNTK about where and when to watch Love Island: All Stars.
When does Love Island: All Stars start?
Don't worry, you haven't missed anything. The second series of Love Island: All Stars is due to begin airing on Monday 13th January at 9pm. The full cast has already been revealed, and an ex-couple are already promising to stir the pot as Marcel Somerville and Gabby Allen from series 3 are reuniting for the first time since they left the villa.
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Where can I watch Love Island: All Stars in the UK?
As with the main series, Love Island: All Stars is shown on ITV2. This means if you miss an episode, you can watch it back on ITV's catch-up and streaming service, ITVX. Episodes are usually available on the platform shortly after the show has aired.
Love Island 2025 release schedule
You'll be able to watch Love Island 2025 every night of the week, apart from Saturdays. This is when the show's Unseen Bits weekly compilation episode is aired, which gives us a peek at some of the best unaired moments from the previous week.
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Where is Love Island: All Stars filmed?
While the main summer series of Love Island is filmed at a gorgeous villa in Majorca, the winter All Stars series is set to take place in sunny South Africa. The villa is surrounded by stunning, centuries-old vineyards in South Africa's Western Cape and has recently undergone a refurbishment, meaning it should be more plush and decadent than ever before.
The new Love Island villa for 2025 is serving up luxury in the sun, complete with two sparkling pools and those iconic sun loungers where the Islanders can catch some rays and crack on with their latest crush. And of course, you can expect all the Love Island essentials—think vibrant patio furniture, a fire pit, and plenty of beds for all the grafting to go down.
But here’s the twist: this year’s villa comes with some seriously cheeky additions. There’s a secret garden where couples can sneak off, and a new hideaway with two double beds. We can't wait to see who couples up, and who gets pied.
