The U.K. reality show ‘Love Island’ has become one of the most popular dating series of the past few years. It’s current ‘All Stars’ season will arrive on Peacock on Jan. 29th with the release of the first three episodes. The rest of the episodes will premiere daily, six days a week after that.
According to Deadline, Peacock will also stream the US version of ‘Love Island’ and the spin-off ‘Love Island Games.’ However, the UK version, the regular summer edition, will remain on Hulu alongside the Australian version.
In a departure from the format, ‘Love Island: All Stars’ brings back some of the famous Islanders, who return to the island for a second chance at love. However, per the season’s description, the basics stay the same, only one pair will become the winners. Here’s all you need to know about the season.
Who are the contestants of ‘Love Island: All Stars’?
The show is set in South Africa, and it will be hosted by Maya Jama, who is returning after hosting the series last year. The series will feature famous islanders from the UK, and the cast consists of:
- Anton Danyluk
- Arabella Chi
- Callum Jones
- Chris Taylor
- Georgia Harrison
- Georgia Steel
- Hannah Elizabeth
- Josh Ritchie
- Kaz Kamwi
- Liberty Poole
- Mitchel Taylor
- Molly Smith
- Sophie Piper
- Toby Aromolaran
- Tom Clare
- Tyler Cruickshank
- Demi Jones
- Luke Morrison
- Jake Cornish
What is the premise of the show?
To stay in the villa, Islanders need to coupling with someone, whether it’s for romance, friendship, or even a shot at the prize money. This time, the public decided the original couplings, but as always contestants will be forced to “re-coupling” and new participants will come.
