Who has left Love Island: All Stars 2026? Full list of exits in series 3 - updating
Love Island: All Stars has started to eliminate some of its returning stars! 💔📺
- Love Island: All Stars is back for series 3.
- Even more old favourites have returned to the villa.
- But which islanders have been dumped so far?
A fresh chance at finding romance has already been dashed for some of the Love Island: All Stars cast this year. The hit reality show spin-off has returned - bringing plenty of familiar faces with it.
Stars from over the years on the ITV2 favourite have returned to the villa, hoping to find Mr or Mrs Right. It includes some previous winners and recent islanders.
Maya Jama is once again on hosting duties for the iconic programme. But unfortunately for some of the hopefuls, their time in the villa has already been cut short.
Who has left Love Island: All Stars so far?
The show had a delayed start in 2026 with the premiere of series three being pushed back almost a week. Wildfires in South Africa, where the winter version’s villa is located, caused the production to be evacuated earlier this month.
However, the show has since hit its stride and returned to its regular schedule. It includes plenty of bombshell arrivals, recouplings, and public votes.
After the latest trip to the fire-pit, two of the islanders have had their time cut short already. The first exits came earlier in series 3, but more could be around the corner.
Lines have opened once again as the public have been asked to vote for their favourite - and least favourite - couples. ITV is teasing another trip to the fire-pit and a visit from Maya Jama tonight (January 28).
The full list of Love Islanders who have left in series 3 so far is as follows:
- Charlie Frederick - entered Day 1 - dumped Day 7
- Andrea-Jane "AJ" Bunker - entered Day 1 - dumped Day 7
What time does Love Island: All Stars start today?
Having had to delay the premiere of season three earlier in January, the show has since settled into the familiar rhythms - after a series first new episode on a Saturday. The legendary reality series is on six nights a week, with a BTS episode as well.
Love Island: All Stars is broadcast on ITV2 - as well as ITVX - just like the main summer version. It starts at 9pm nightly and today’s (January 28) episode will run for just over an hour, finishing at approximately 10.05pm.
Find out what to expect from Love Island on a weekend - after a show first earlier in the season. Full details here.