‘Love Island: All Stars’ Season 3 Sets New Release Date After Wildfire Delay

Leanne and Ciaran in 'Love Island: All Stars' Season 3
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What To Know

  • Love Island: All Stars Season 3 was delayed from its original January 12 premiere.
  • On January 14, the show revealed a new release date.
  • There will also be a surprise for viewers during Week 1.

Those itching for more villa drama will have to hold on a while longer. Season 3 of Love Island: All Stars, the spinoff that sees Love Island UK alums return for another shot at love, had to push its January 12 premiere date on ITV (and its January 14 one on Peacock).

Season 3 was put on hold at the last minute, but we know now the new premiere date. Before the premiere, check up on the Love Island: All Stars couples from the past two seasons who are still together and read up on all the current Islanders’ relationship histories. Find out why Season 3 was delayed and get all of the latest updates about when the new episodes will be released.

What is Love Island: All Stars Season 3’s new premiere date?

The new season now launches on Thursday, January 15, at 9 p.m. on ITV2 and ITVX. It has a two-day delay on Peacock, so the first episode is expected to drop in the U.S. on Saturday, January 17.

In a series first, ITV will air an extra episode on Saturday night in the U.K., so there will be seven straight days of Love Island: All Stars during the first week.

Why was Love Island: All Stars Season 3 postponed?

The Love Island: All Stars villa is located in South Africa’s Western Cape, which is currently experiencing wildfires. On Saturday, January 10, authorities told residents and tourists to prepare for evacuation, per the Times of India. Firefighters experienced difficulties managing the blaze due to smoke, dry conditions, and strong winds.

 

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“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,” says the show’s January 11 statement on Instagram, which added that “health and safety is our greatest priority and will always come first.”

In place of the spinoff’s first episode, ITV2 and ITVX aired the 10-year anniversary special Love Island: A Decade of Love. It was originally released in June 2025, featuring fan-favorite Islanders like Dani Dyer, Curtis Pritchard, Liam Reardon, and Millie Court — who is set to appear in Love Island: All Stars Season 3 as they revisited the show’s most iconic moments.

Love Island: All Stars, Season 3 Premiere, January 17, Peacock

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