All Stars" premieres Wednesday night, bringing back 12 fan-favorite and still single islanders for another go around.

“Love Island All Stars” has returned for its second season, bringing all sorts of drama to the screen in the name of love. The "Love Island" spinoff, which premiered in 2024, gives fan favorites and "villains" from the flagship British series a second chance at love in the villa.

Love Island All Stars has returned for another royal affair with the second season. Things cracked on at the launch on January 13, with new episodes airing every night on free-to-air ITV2 at 9pm GMT. Saturday night's episodes offering the usual "Unseen Bits" compilation.

Maya Jama is back as the host, and Love Island: All Stars will kick off on Wednesday, January 15 on Peacock, with new episodes dropping every day at 9 p.m. ET. Love Island: All Stars is one of five shows in the Love Island universe available on Peacock, alongside Love Island USA, Love Island Games, Love Island Spain and Love Island South Africa.

Peacock will once again serve as the exclusive U.S. streaming home for the U.K. spin-off series, LOVE ISLAND: ALL STARS. The first episode premieres exclusively on Peacock on Wednesday, Jan 15, with new episodes streaming every day at 6pmPT/9pmET.

Peacock launches the first episode of Season 2 of 'Love Island All-Stars,' check out photos of the cast ahead of the show's premiere.

Marcel Somerville and Olivia Hawkins have been dumped from the 'Love Island: All Stars' villa. The 39-year-old star and Olivia, 29, have become the latest contestants to leave the ITV show, after they were deemed to be the least compatible couple by the public.

Love Island All Stars is back and sparking discourse on X about this year's star-studded islanders. This follows the arrival of bombshells Grace Jackson, ex-girlfriend of England player Marcus Rashford,