“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.

Following the success of last year's season, Love Island All Stars is officially back for 2025, bringing back some iconic former Islanders in that boujee South African villa for another chance of love. But who exactly is making up the line up?

All Stars is just getting into its stride, and there’s already been enough dramatic moments to fill a season. Including, right from the get-go exes Marcel Somerville, 39, and Gabby Allen, 32, coming face-to-face after he cheated on her in a hotel they were both staying in.

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.

There are 12 Islanders returning to the villa for 'Love Island: All Stars' Season 2 looking for another shot at love.

Former Love Island contestant Anna Vakili has revealed why she pulled out of All Stars. The star previously appeared on the 2019 season of the ITV2 dating show, though has explained in a new podcast chat her reasons for turning the latest season down.

When Tina was first on TV she was in a relationship with Spencer Matthews. Since then she's been known to have dated fellow Made in Chelsea cast member and Love Islander Casey O'Gorman when the pair had a fling during a cast trip to Antigua, however things fizzled out. She's also been linked to another Islander - Eyal Booker.

In the UK, Love Island: All Stars Season 2 started on Monday, Jan. 13. New episodes are set to be broadcast every day at 9 p.m. GMT on ITV2 in the UK (That's 1 p.m. PT and 4 p.m. ET in the US).