After weeks of uncertainty, Love Island: All Stars has officially locked in a start date for its next season following an unexpected delay tied to wildfires in South Africa.
Love Island: All Stars broadcaster, ITV, confirmed today that the reality dating show will begin airing on Thursday, January 15 at 9 p.m and a full extra episode will air on Saturday, January 17 at the same time, a historic move for the show.
Production on the long-running dating series was forced to pause after wildfires impacted the area where filming was set to take place in South Africa, prompting safety concerns and last-minute logistical changes. While the delay left fans wondering when the show would return, producers have now confirmed that the new season is officially back on track.
Maya Jama, host of the show, gave fans an update via a video post on Instagram, saying, "we are back up and running." Sporting a head full of rollers, she shared that she was heading to the Love Island villa to start, "filming in a minute."
View this post on InstagramDespite the disruption, the format of the season is expected to remain unchanged, with a new group of Islanders entering the villa in hopes of finding romance and surviving the show's signature twists along the way. Casting, production design, and planned story beats are reportedly moving forward under the revised schedule.
In an earlier update, an ITV spokesperson said, "Further to a production evacuation owing to ongoing wildfires in the area, our assessment of the location site has concluded that filming will need to be postponed. Health and safety is our greatest priority and will always come first, and therefore the transmission of Love Island: All Stars will be delayed until a date to be confirmed."
By way of Instagram, ITV also said, "Everyone is safe though and we’re working on bringing you an iconic series, so keep an eye on our socials and we'll let you know the new launch date as soon as we can."
The delay marks a rare interruption for the franchise, which has built a reputation on tightly timed seasonal rollouts. Still, with a confirmed premiere date now in place, the wait finally has an end in sight.
For fans eager to return to coupling ceremonies, bombshell arrivals, and late-night villa drama, the countdown is officially back on, and the series airs tomorrow night at 9 p.m./8 p.m. CT, exclusively on Peacock in the United States.
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