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ITV has confirmed that Love Island: All Stars will return in 2025 for its second series.
The spin-off sees previous islanders come back to the Villa for a second chance at love.
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First season winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare found love in South Africa despite having Molly's ex-boyfriend in the Villa Callum Jones.
Confirming the news to fans, a spokesperson for ITV confirmed on the offical Love Island Instagram page said: "All Stars Series 2."
Fans have been very excited in regards to the news, one user said: "I really enjoyed the series."
Fans have also called for Longford Love Island legend Maura Higgins to return: "Bring Maura back, I loved her. We need it."
There is no date yet confirmed for the new series, however if you are looking for your Love Island fix the summer series will be back on your screens on Monday, June 3.
You can stream the new series of Love Island on Virgin Media One and Virgin Media Player.
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