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 host Maya Jama has responded to Marcel Somerville and Gabby Allen's upcoming reunion on All Stars. The reality show's spin-off will return to screens on January 13, once again bringing together contestants from past seasons of Love Island for another chance at love.

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

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Gabby Allen, Curtis Pritchard and Ronnie Vint are among the 12 contestants looking for a second chance at love in the new series of 'Love Island: All Stars'.