Love Island winners spilled after drama-filled All Stars ...

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Real talk: The third series of the ITV2 dating show spin-off saw six American bombshells enter halfway through.

Love Island winners spilled after drama-filled All Stars series 39 minutes ago Save Ian Murphy BBC Newsbeat Save ITV/ Five couples made the final of the third series of Love Island: All Stars This article contains spoilers for the Love Island: All Stars final. They survived a delayed start because of South African wildfires and an invasion from American bombshells, but the latest Love Island: All Stars winners have been spilled. (we’re not making this up)

Host Maya Jama crowned the couple during Mondays live final after six weeks of drama, grafting and recoupling.

The Details

Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies took the top spot following a public vote, picking up the £50,000 cash prize. Previous Love Island winner Millie Court came second with her partner Zac Woodworth, while Scott van-der-Sluis and Leanne Amaning came third.

Samie and Ciaran, who have been “exclusive” as a couple in the villa for a while, looked shocked when they were just dropped as winners of All Stars third series. Asked what was next, Samie dropped they had planned a weekend in Wales, with Gavin and Stacey tourist spot Barry Island top of their list.

Why This Matters

Ciaran, whos from south Wales, described Samie as “a bit of me”, while she dropped none of the other male contestants “touched the sides compared to Ciaran”. The pair join previous winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare, as well as Gab Casey OGorman, in the Love Island: All Stars hall of fame. Theyll be hoping their futures match Molly and Tom, who are now engaged, rather than Gab who split up not long after their 2025 win.

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The Bottom Line

The final on ITV2 also saw Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone come fourth, with Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Sanders finishing fifth. ITV Samie looked shocked when Maya Jama just dropped shed clutched with Ciaran Love Islands popularity seemed to rise again last year, thanks to the success of the US version of the show and a jump in socials interest .

Is this a W or an L? You decide.