Who won Love Island: All Stars? Results explained for ITV series 3
A reality show has crowned its latest pair of winners - after another dramatic final.
Love Island: All Stars has wrapped up its third season as former islanders returned to the villa for a fresh shot in 2026. The spin-off series has wrapped up after weeks of re-couplings, dumpings, and memorable moments.
Maya Jama was on hosting duties for the live conclusion to the ITV2 reality series last night. It saw a brand new pair of winners crowned after a public vote.
But what was the result? Here’s all you need to know:
When was the final of Love Island: All Stars?
The ITV2 spin-off reality series came to a conclusion for another year last night (February 23). It began at 9pm on the channel and ran for a feature-length 90 plus minutes.
Throughout the episode, the results were announced - from who finished in fifth place through to the actual winners. For those who haven’t watched it yet, the episode is available to watch on ITVX.
Who won Love Island: All Stars in 2026?
Heading into the live final last night, just five couples were left in the villa. It included:
- Ciaran and Samie
- Leanne and Scott
- Lucinda and Sean
- Millie and Zac
- Whitney and Yemen
Throughout the night the results of the last public vote were announced, revealing which positions each couple finished in.
Whitney and Yemen were announced to have finished fifth, by host Maya Jama. It was followed by Lucinda and Sean in fourth.
The top three for 2026 was: Leanne and Scott, Millie and Zac, and Ciaran and Samie. However, just one of the pairs would be able to win the whole thing.
It was announced that Ciaran and Samie were the winners for 2026. They had first coupled up on day six - with Samie having arrived on day three.
They did couple up with other people on one occasion, but then reunited and remained together until the end.