Love Island fans are being spoiled in the coming months.
Not only is a new spin-off show coming to our TV screens, but an All Stars series is officially in the works.
With one titled Love Island Games and the other Love Island: All Stars, what’s the difference between the two shows?
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Love Island Games
Date:Â November 1
Location:Â Fiji
Host:Â Maya Jama
Contestants:Â International contestants from Love Island UK, Love Island USA and Love Island Australia
The series is set to bring together Islanders from the UK, USA and Australia versions of the hit dating show for a second shot of love – and the line-up has yet to be confirmed.
In this cheeky new iteration, romance will meet reality as Islanders are faced with both team and couples’ challenges, all while navigating dating, eliminations, recoupling and dramatic new arrivals.
The official line-up was recently announced, and it features nine former Love Island UK contestants.
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Love Island: All Stars
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Date: Early 2024
Location:Â South Africa
Host:Â Unknown
Contestants:Â Love Island UK contestants from the past ten series
Love Island Games is entirely separate to the All Stars series that’s in the works by Love Island UK producers.
The All Stars series will be filmed in South Africa early next year – with some familiar faces returning to the villa for a second chance at finding love.
Legendary Islanders from the past ten seasons of Love Island will each attempt to find love once again.
As they couple up and avoid being dumped from the island, relationships will be put to the test by bombshell entrances.
Only one pair will be crowned the winners of Love Island: All Stars 2024.
ITV have yet to confirm the line-up or the host for the series – but it’s believed Maya Jama will take the reigns once again.