Love Island first look teases brutal new All Stars game and shock public vote
Trouble is brewing in paradise already.
15 January 2026, 15:04
Love Island All Stars has teased tonight's debut episode – and the iconic drama has already started.
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Love Island All Stars 2026 finally kicks off tonight and the first look from ITV promises it will be worth the wait.
Series three of the iconic spin-off starts with Maya Jama making an iconic entrance into the villa to welcome the famous Islanders.
Jess, Whitney, Tommy, Charlie, Belle, Ciaran, Helena, Jack, Leanne, Sean, Millie and Shaq are the first batch of singletons to start the drama this year as they're immediately quizzed on their real-life connections.
While Tommy admits he's been messaging Jess and Ciaran confesses he's recently slid into her DMs, could an early romance rivalry be bubbling already?
Host Maya wastes no time during the show's debut episode, quickly launching into a sexy new game called Good or No Good.
She gathers the gang around the fire-pit and says: "Well, Islanders now you are all in, are you already to find love?"
The 31-year-old presenter then explains the girls each have a set of sashes to choose from, and it's their chance to label the lads as 'good' or 'no good'.
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"One at a time girls, you need to decide which of the boys you think is good for you, explain why and place a sash around him and then give him a snog.
"Then you have to place a ‘no good’ sash and place it around the boy you think is no good for you and tell me why that is.
"Boys, don’t worry you’ve got weeks to work on these girls and change their minds," she joked.
Millie chooses Charlie as her top pick and plants a smooch on him, then hands Ciaran the less favourable sash as he's "too young" for her.
But Ciaran's luck changes when Belle goes in for a kiss and brands him a "gentleman", before dishing out the 'no good' sash to Sean for his infamous "sweetie lines", saying she "can't do them".
Friction builds as an Islander accuses another of breaking "sister code", while a second complains a girl 'kissed him for a laugh', but there's one All Star who ends the game with four sashes, hinting he's left quite the impression.
After the saucy game, the contestants no doubt have their coupling-up choices in mind, but Maya drops a huge bombshell when she reveals it's the public that decides who each of them will partner up with.
Speaking of the viewer vote, she says: "They have decided who they think is good for you and they have coupled you up. I will be back later with the results but in the meantime have a look around, get grafting, get to know each other and I will see you later."
Fans will have to wait until the first episode of Love Island All Stars airs tonight to discover who the public have paired together – we're hoping for some dramatic results.
Love Island: All Stars airs tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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