Love Island All Stars season 3 brings back the heat with familiar faces stepping into the villa once more for another shot at romance, drama, and that big cash prize. After a brief delay from wildfires near the South Africa filming location, everything’s finally underway. Here’s the full rundown on where to catch it, when episodes drop, who’s in the cast, and other key details buzzing around right now.
Where to Watch Love Island All Stars Season 3
UK viewers get the easiest access—tune in free on ITV2 or stream via the ITVX app and website. No subscription needed beyond a free ITVX account for catch-up.
For fans in the US, Peacock streams it exclusively. New episodes roll out shortly after the UK airing, usually with a couple of days’ delay. Premium plans on Peacock remove ads for smoother viewing, though a free tier might work with some interruptions.
International watchers often rely on a VPN to access ITVX or Peacock, depending on location. Official streams keep things reliable without the pirate site risks.
Love Island: All Stars Season 3 Release Date and Episode Schedule
The third All Stars season kicked off on Thursday, January 15, 2026, at 9 p.m. on ITV2 and ITVX. That marked the premiere after the original Monday, January 12 start got pushed back.
Episodes air most nights at 9 p.m. UK time, with a special Saturday slot included this time around—making it the first Saturday episode in the show’s history due to the schedule shuffle. The run lasts about six weeks, longer than the usual five, so expect plenty of twists.
On Peacock in the US, season 3 premiered Saturday, January 17, 2026, with fresh drops typically around 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT daily or soon after UK broadcast. Catch up on seasons 1 and 2 there too if anything got missed.
Love Island: All Stars Season 3 Cast Updates
This lineup mixes winners, fan favorites, and some explosive personalities from past series. The original islanders announced include:
- Millie Court (Season 7 winner, age 29) – back after her big victory with Liam Reardon.
- Whitney Adebayo (Season 10, age 28) – known for her straight-talking vibe and strong connections.
- Jess Harding (Season 10 winner, age around 25) – another champ returning for round two.
- Helena Ford (Season 12, age 29) – bringing that confident energy from her earlier stint.
- Tommy Bradley (Season 12, age 22) – one of the younger ones, ready to test the waters again.
- Ciaran Davies (Season 11, age around mid-20s) – fan favorite with charm to spare.
- Belle Hassan (Season 5, age 27) – a blast from the past adding some experience.
- Leanne Amaning (likely Season 6 or similar, age in 20s) – solid presence.
- Jack Keating (age 26) – Irish charm incoming.
- Sean Stone – stirring things up.
- Charlie Frederick – another returning face.
More bombshells will enter as the weeks go on, shaking couples and sparking new connections. The focus stays on legendary UK islanders hunting for real love—or at least the £50,000 prize.
What To Expect In Love Island: All Stars Season 3
Filming returned to South Africa after a short pause for safety during nearby wildfires—production resumed quickly, and the show pushed forward without major cuts.
Expect the classic format: villa life, recouplings, dumping ceremonies, challenges, and plenty of heart-to-hearts (plus the inevitable drama). Maya Jama hosts again, keeping things smooth and sassy, while Iain Stirling narrates the chaos.
This season feels fresher with a younger average cast compared to previous All Stars, blending winners like Millie and Jess with newer faces like Tommy and Helena. Early buzz points to big personalities clashing and potential power couples forming fast.
Whether craving the drama or rooting for a redemption arc, season 3 delivers the signature Love Island mix. Grab the remote, settle in, and watch the sparks fly—it’s already heating up fast.
