Love Island All Stars have revealed the full line-up of stars returning to the villa for a chance at love including some iconic former Islanders

The start time should be very familiar to regular Love Island viewers - as it is the same time slot that the traditional summer series airs in. Fans can expect Love Island: All Stars to start at 9pm every night this week (January 13 to January 19).

Curtis Pritchard is a professional dancer who had previously starred on Ireland’s Dancing With The Stars for two years before entering the villa. Part of the original line-up in 2019, he immediately coupled up with Amy Hart, and remained with her throughout the first half of the season.

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: All Stars is about to start its second season on ITV2, and we've finally got word of which former Islanders from across past seasons will be once again reaching for their best swimwear and making a return to that iconic villa for another chance at love.

Love Island All Stars is back on screens tonight for a second series, and it will feature the oldest-ever contestant as Marcel Somerville returns at the age of 39