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5th January 2024
02:23pm GMT
Of course, with that comes questions of who will take home the crown this time around.
But before you start promising your friends €50 if so-and-so wins, Ladbrokes have a bit of interesting insight you might want to take a look at.
According to their statistics, the Dublin-based season 10 star Catherine Agbaje is backed to win the upcoming season of 'Love Island All-Stars'.
The Dubliner’s vibrant energy and likeability made her a fan favourite on last season’s show, and with odds currently set at 7/1, she is positioned as a strong contender to become the 'Love Island All Stars' "Top Girl".
Nicola McGeady of Ladbrokes said: "As excitement builds for the upcoming season of Love Island All-Stars, Ladbrokes has seen a wave of early support for Dublin native Catherine Agbaje, with odds of 7/1 putting her among the frontrunners to claim the title of 'Top Girl.'"
Though her odds are looking strong, there will be plenty of competition keeping her on her toes as a number of big names have been doing the rounds so far.
The Sun revealed that Georgia Harrison, star of the 2017 series, has signed up to the All Stars version of the ITV show.
A source said: "She is an amazing signing for the new show and producers are really pleased and excited she has decided to do it."
Arabella Chi may have only been in the villa in 2018 for only a week but is rumoured to be making a reappearance.
She has over a million followers on Instagram and has previously dated DJ Tom Zanetti and fellow Love Islander Wes Nelson in 2020.
While Elma Pazar - who shot to fame in the fifth series and went on to star in TOWIE - is apparently interested in signing up as well.
A source told The Sun: "Elma is in talks to go into All Stars at some point - her years on TOWIE mean she's great TV and she didn't really get a fair chance at finding love when she was in the villa the first time around."
This is already looking like a very interesting mix!
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