There’s something about watching former Love Island contestants try again that keeps viewers hooked — and the All Stars spin-off has turned that curiosity into a full-blown franchise. With three seasons now behind it and series 3 crowning Ciaran Davies and Samie Elishi as winners on 23 February 2026, the show keeps feeding the fan obsession with post-villa couple tracking and what comes next.

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First episode: 15 January 2024 ·
Number of series: 3 (as of 2026) ·
Latest series winner: Ciaran and Samie (Series 3) ·
Network: ITV (UK), 9Now (Australia)

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Status of several All Stars couples remains unconfirmed: Belle & Harrison – reported split per Cosmopolitan; Harry & Shakira, Taylor & Clarke, Dejon & Meg, Toni & Cash, Ty & Angel – no public confirmation
  • Exact premiere date for any potential series 4 is not yet announced by ITV
  • Whether Ciaran and Samie remain together post-villa (no update available)
  • Leanne and Scott’s reported “still together” status (not independently verified)
3Timeline signal
  • Series 1 launched 15 Jan 2024; series 2 in 2025; series 3 in 2026 (Wikipedia)
  • Series 3 winners announced on official Instagram on 23 Feb 2026 (Wikipedia)
4What’s next
  • No official confirmation of series 4; ITV has not announced renewal (Wikipedia)
  • Viewers can stream past seasons on ITVX (UK), Peacock (US), 9Now (Australia), TVNZ+ (New Zealand) (Wikipedia)

Five key facts, one pattern: the All Stars franchise has settled into a yearly rhythm, but the relationship data coming out of the villa is still incomplete.

Label Value
First episode date 15 January 2024
Number of series 3 (as of 2026)
Latest series winner Ciaran and Samie (Series 3)
Network ITV (UK), 9Now (Australia)
Format Dating competition with former contestants
Series 3 dates 15 Jan – 23 Feb 2026

Will there be a season 3 of Love Island: All Stars?

Yes — season 3 has already aired and concluded. The third series of Love Island: All Stars began broadcasting on 15 January 2026 on ITV2 and ran until 23 February 2026, according to Wikipedia (community-maintained encyclopedia). The winners, Ciaran Davies and Samie Elishi, were announced on the show’s official Instagram page.

Ciaran Davies previously appeared on the eleventh series of Love Island; Samie Elishi was a contestant on the ninth series (Wikipedia). Other Love Island contestants like Scott van der Sluis have also captured public attention.

The upshot

For fans wondering if the show is returning: it already did. The real question is whether ITV will commission a fourth series — no official announcement has been made as of early 2026.

What date does Love Island 2026 start?

Love Island All Stars 2026 refers to the third series, which premiered on 15 January 2026 (Wikipedia). The exact start date was confirmed via the show’s Wikipedia entry and consistent with ITV’s typical January launch window. No earlier date was publicly announced by ITV itself in a press release.

The series concluded on 23 February 2026 after six weeks.

Bottom line: The 2026 series started on 15 January. For future series, ITV typically announces premiere dates a few weeks before airing.

Where can I watch Love Island All Stars?

Love Island All Stars airs on ITV in the UK and is available on the ITVX streaming service. In the United States, it streams on Peacock; in Australia, on 9Now; and in New Zealand, on TVNZ+. Those are the confirmed platforms as of series 3, per Wikipedia (streaming availability summary).

Other regions may have different broadcasters. ITV has not released an official global distribution list beyond these four territories.

What to watch

If you’re outside the UK, check Peacock or 9Now first — those are the most reliable legal streaming options for international viewers.

How does Love Island All Stars voting work?

Viewers vote via the official Love Island app or the ITV website during live episodes. Voting typically opens at the start of a live show and closes after a window of a few hours, with results determining which couples stay and who is dumped from the villa. No official ITV voting page for series 3 was included in the supplied research, but this mechanism has been consistent across all Love Island series.

The format mirrors the main Love Island show: the public votes for their favourite couple, and the couple with the fewest votes is eliminated.

Bottom line: Viewers can vote for free via the Love Island app or ITV website, and the process follows the same familiar rules as the main show — no learning curve required.

Which Love Island All Stars couples are still together?

Tracking post-villa relationships is a core part of the All Stars appeal. Here’s the verified status of key couples from series 3 and earlier, based on public reports.

Belle and Harrison

According to Cosmopolitan UK (lifestyle publication), Harrison Solomon and Belle Hassan “called it quits weeks after the end of Love Island All Stars season 3.” No official statement from either party has been issued since.

Millie and Zac

Cosmopolitan UK reports that Millie Court and Zac Woodworth had broken up by 20 May 2026, with Millie confirming on Instagram Stories that they “agreed to remain friends.”

Helena and Carrington

Helena Ford confirmed on Snapchat that she and Carrington had split, per Cosmopolitan UK.

Leanne and Scott

Cosmopolitan UK suggests that Leanne and Scott were still together after leaving the villa, though this has not been independently verified as of mid-2026.

Harry and Shakira, Taylor and Clarke, Dejon and Meg, Toni and Cash, Ty and Angel

No public confirmation or update has been found for these couples. The supplied research notes contain no verified claims about their current status. They remain unconfirmed.

The catch

Of the eight couples that left the villa together from series 3, at least three are known to have split. The majority of relationships are still unconfirmed, and the pattern — seen also in Love Island USA season 3 where ScreenRant (entertainment news outlet) reported that no couple remained together — suggests that longevity outside the villa is rare.

Bottom line: Post-villa durability remains low; ITV’s next move on series 4 will determine whether the spin-off sustains audience interest.

Timeline of Love Island: All Stars

  • 15 January 2024: Love Island All Stars series 1 premieres on ITV (Wikipedia)
  • 2025: Series 2 airs (exact dates not in supplied research)
  • 15 January – 23 February 2026: Series 3 airs and concludes; Ciaran and Samie win (Wikipedia)
  • 20 May 2026: Millie Court and Zac Woodworth confirm breakup (Cosmopolitan UK)

The timeline shows the show’s consistent yearly release pattern but also highlights the lack of official confirmation for future series.

What we know vs. what’s still unclear

Confirmed facts

  • Love Island: All Stars is a spin-off of Love Island (Wikipedia)
  • Series 3 ran from 15 Jan to 23 Feb 2026 (Wikipedia)
  • Winners: Ciaran Davies and Samie Elishi (Wikipedia)
  • Belle and Harrison split after series 3 (Cosmopolitan UK)
  • Millie and Zac broke up by May 2026 (Cosmopolitan UK)

What’s unclear

  • Status of Harry and Shakira, Taylor and Clarke, Dejon and Meg, Toni and Cash, Ty and Angel
  • Whether series 4 will be commissioned
  • Exact premiere date of any future series
  • Whether Ciaran and Samie remain together post-villa (no update available)
  • Leanne and Scott’s reported “still together” status (not independently verified)

The balance of confirmed facts versus unknowns reflects the show’s unpredictable nature.

What the winners and participants say

“Ciaran and Samie are your Love Island All Stars Series 3 winners!”

— Love Island official Instagram, 23 February 2026

“We’ve agreed to remain friends.”

— Millie Court on Instagram Stories, 20 May 2026, as quoted by Cosmopolitan UK

The show’s history also includes the tragic death of former host Caroline Flack.

The winners’ enthusiasm contrasts with the post-show reality: already two of the most high-profile couples from series 3 have separated. For viewers tracking their favourites, the lesson is that villa romance often doesn’t survive outside the bubble.

Additional sources

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Frequently asked questions

How many seasons of Love Island All Stars are there?

Three seasons have aired as of 2026. Series 1 (2024), Series 2 (2025), and Series 3 (2026).

Who won Love Island All Stars series 2?

The winner of series 2 is not covered in the supplied research. ITV has not released official winner details through the available sources.

Is Love Island All Stars returning for series 4?

ITV has not announced a fourth series. No official confirmation or denial has been published.

What is the format of Love Island All Stars?

Former contestants from previous Love Island series re-enter the villa to couple up and compete for the winning title. The format mirrors the main show: challenges, re-couplings, and public voting.

Can I watch Love Island All Stars outside the UK?

Yes. It streams on Peacock in the US, 9Now in Australia, and TVNZ+ in New Zealand, as confirmed by Wikipedia.

Are there any new couples from Love Island All Stars series 3?

The winners Ciaran and Samie are a couple. As of mid-2026, most other couples from the series have either split or have unconfirmed status.

For fans invested in the Love Island All Stars journey, the picture is clear: the show delivers drama and romance inside the villa, but the relationship data outside is sparse and often disappointing. The next move for ITV — whether to renew for a fourth series — will determine whether this spin-off becomes a permanent fixture or fades after three seasons.