A fan-favourite contestant has reportedly joined the line-up for Love Island: All Stars.
The brand new series is entirely separate to Love Island Games, which was recently filmed in Fiji.
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.
It has now been reported that Faye Winter will make her Love Island return for the All Stars series.
A source told The UK Sun: “Faye might have hit the headlines during her season of Love Island for all the wrong reasons but since then she’s proven herself to be a kind, genuine woman with a heart of gold.”
“It’s become clear her outbursts in the villa came from insecurity and fear due to past hurt.”
“She’s a Love Island legend with tons of fans so really deserves a place in the All Stars villa – it’s a great chance for her to show the public how far she has come.”
“No one has been officially confirmed for All Stars yet but Faye is in advanced talks.”
Faye appeared on Love Island back in 2021.
The Devon beauty struck up a romance with Teddy Soares, and the couple went on to place third behind runners-up Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran and winners Millie Court and Liam Reardon.
Faye and Teddy parted ways earlier this years, and while Faye is still single, Teddy has moved on with Australian model Casey Boonstra.
