What time does the Love Island: All Stars final start? Explained
In just a few hours, the latest winners of Love Island: All Stars are set to be crowned.
The public will be deciding which of the remaining couples will walk away from the villa in South Africa victorious. It came after a brutal dumping saw one pair miss out on making it to the live conclusion.
Maya Jama is on hosting duties for the reality show spin-off once again. The ITV2 programme has brought back favourites from across its decade-long history for another shot at Love.
Fans had to wait a bit longer than expected for the start of the latest series, due to production being evacuated following wild fires in South Africa - where it is filmed. Find out more here.
But when can you watch the final of Love Island: All Stars? Here’s all you need to know:
Who are the Love Island: All Stars finalists for 2026?
Just five couples are left in the villa heading into tonight’s (February 23) live final. It includes:
- Ciaran and Sammie
- Leanne and Scott
- Lucinda and Sean
- Millie and Zac
- Whitney and Yemen
For one pair, they just missed out on making it to the very last day. Bell and Harrison were eliminated in last night’s (February 22) episode, after the dumped islanders returned to cast a crucial vote.
What time does the Love Island: All Stars final start?
The show will once again be broadcasting its 2026 final live - so the islanders will discover the results at the same time as the viewers do. Maya Jama will be joining them in the villa this evening to announce the results.
Love Island: All Stars 2026 final is set to be broadcast on ITV2 - and can also be watched on ITVX. It is set to start at the regular time of 9pm and will be an extra long episode.
The reality show is set to run until 10.35pm tonight, according to the schedule. It will include the reveal of this year’s winner.