The villa is heating up again—because Love Island: All Stars is officially on its way back, and fan favorites Millie Court and Jess Harding are reportedly returning for a second shot at love.
The new season, set to premiere January 12 on ITV2, is already generating major buzz after The Sun reported that two former winners have signed on for the all-star edition. Though ITV has called the current lineup “pure speculation,” insiders claim that both Court and Harding are set to pack their bikinis for South Africa.
Millie Court first stole hearts (and the crown) on Love Island Season 7, where she and Liam Reardon were named winners in 2021. The pair rekindled their romance briefly in 2023 but split again in September 2025, reportedly due to distance. Court’s single status has fans speculating she’s ready to turn heads once more.
Jess Harding, who won Season 10 alongside Sammy Root, is also rumored to be heading back to the villa. Though her post-show relationship fizzled out just two months after their win, sources say the 24-year-old has been single since last summer. “Jess and Millie are both loved by fans who’ll be rooting for them second time round,” an insider told The Sun. “They’re huge characters and will shine in South Africa.”
The All Stars buzz doesn’t stop there—rumored contestants include Whitney Adebayo (Season 10), Bella Hassan (Season 5), Leanne Amaning (Season 6), Helena Ford (Season 12), Charlie Frederick (Season 4), Ciaran Davies (Season 11), Shaq Muhammad (Season 9), Tommy Bradley (Season 12), Sean Stone (Season 11), and Jack Keating (Season 8).
One name already making waves is Tommy Bradley, who recently shut down rumors about dating influencer Daniella Stockley. “Still single, people. Everybody calm down,” he told fans on Snapchat—fueling speculation he’s villa-bound.
With Maya Jama teasing that she’s seen the All Stars lineup herself, fans are counting down the days until they see who’s coupling up, clashing, and recoupling in paradise. As one teaser from ITV playfully put it, “Has anyone solved this yet? By our calculations, 1 + 1 = 3.”
Love Island: All Stars premieres Monday, January 12 at 9 p.m. on ITV2 and streams on ITVX.
