Love Island All Stars contestants who were on standby but never made it into the villa

It's only been three weeks since Jess Gale and Callum Jones left the Love Island All Stars villa in second place, however, rumours of a split between the couple are already starting to swirl. The reality stars, who lost out on winning the show to Callum's ex-girlfriend Molly Smith and her new beau Tom Clare, left the show coupled up, but not in an official relationship. And this week, Jess, 24, was spotted without Callum as she headed to the LTK Gala with her sister Eve by her side, prompting many to ask where Callum, 27, was.

Kendall Rae Knight - best known for her stint on Love Island in 2018 - has given birth to a baby boy with footballer boyfriend Andrew Hughes, 31.The reality TV star announced the adorable news on her Instagram today (March 7) and posted cute pictures of their newest arrival for fans to see. Kendall revealed that their son was named Cooper and he was welcomed into the world on March 4. She captioned the post: "Cooper Cole Hughes.

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Love Island All Stars wrapped last week, and already its stars are back to reality. Although some islanders have made friends for life in the South African villa, there seems to be bad blood between others, which they've brought with them back to the UK. Here's a look at the stars who haven't followed each other on social media, indicating there's neither friendship nor romance on the horizon...

Love Island's Marcel Somerville cheated on a previous partner on the show, but "instantly regretted it" - as he's reportedly left the home he shares with his wife, over allegations that she cheated with another man. According to reports, the reality TV star, 38, "feels like he's living a nightmare" after finding out that Rebecca Vieira, the mother of his three year old child, Roman, has allegedly been sending secret messages to US artist, Slim Jxmmi. Friends close to Marcel say the Blazing Squad singer is "completely broken" by the betrayal.

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Molly Smith and Tom Clare have confirmed their relationship status after winning Love Island: All Stars.The couple have returned to the UK after taking home the £50,000 cash prize on the spin-off show. Molly, 29, and Tom, 24, landed back in the UK on Thursday, 22 February alongside their fellow Islanders.The winners wasted no time in getting back to reality, and took part in their first post-Love Island interview on Lorraine on Friday (23 February). Host Ranvir Singh asked Molly and Tom all about their whirlwind few days after being announced as the winners of All Stars.The duo also shared their plans for the future and opened up about their budding romance.

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The voting figures from the Love Island: All Stars final have been unveiled, and one couple received just seven percent of the public's votes.The spin-off series came to an end on Monday, 19 February, with Molly Smith and Tom Clare taking home the £50,000 cash prize. Five couples made the final - Molly and Tom, Jess and Callum, Toby and Georgia, Georgia and Anton, Sophie and Josh - after a drama-filled series. Molly, 29, and Tom, 25, were crowned the winners, while Jess, 24, and Callum, 27, were runners-up.

Love Island: All Stars viewers have claimed that one couple were 'robbed' of winning the show after the final. Molly Smith and Tom Clare were crowned the winners of the ITV2 dating show's first-ever spin-off during the live final on Monday night (February 19).

Molly Smith and Tom Clare were announced as the winners of Love Island All Stars on Monday night (February 19). Molly's reaction to the news was utter disbelief, as she shouted: "what the f***", live on air.

After 36 days of sun soaked romance in the Love Island villa, the popular All Stars edition has finally crowned a worthy winner in Tom Clare and Molly Smith! Over the course of the past few weeks, fans of the ITV2 dating show have been delighted to see some of their favourite Islanders take a second chance at love, with several must-see couples even making it all the way to the final. On their last night in the villa, just five couples remained, Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran, Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk, Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper, Molly Smith and Tom Clare and Callum Jones and Jess Gale.

Ella Henderson will make a surprise appearance in the Love Island villa for the show's final episode tongiht.The 28 year old singer will perform a number of her hits for the final five couples.The last couples standing in tonight's final are Anton Danyluk and Georgia Harrison, Callum Jones and Jess Gale, Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper, Toby Aromolaran and Georgia Steel, and Tom Clare and Molly Smith. One lucky pair is set to head home with the whopping £50k prize money.

The Love Island villa was rocked by a dumping ahead of the final in a shock twist. The dumped islanders from throughout the series returned in a surprise moment round the fire pit before the axe fell on one of the couples.

Love Island fans are asking "what's the point of watching" as their Callum and Molly hopes are shattered.The duo were a couple for three years after meeting on winter Love Island in 2020. After splitting last year, they were reunited as exes in the All Star villa in South Africa.

ITV Love Island All Star Sophie Piper first rose to fame on the reality dating show back in 2020 and is now back in the villa for the new spin off series in South Africa.

A Valentine's Day post that Love Island star Callum Jones dedicated to his ex girlfriend and fellow co-star, Molly Smith, back in 2021 has resurfaced online. Now, fans have rushed to the love-filled post to plead with the reality TV personalities to get back together as they currently star on Love Island: All Stars.

Love Island fans 'freaked out' when they spotted an unwelcome detail in the show villa. Eagle-eyed viewers watching Tuesday night's instalment, 13 February, even said they were left feeling 'sick' over the unpleasant moment.The show opened with the results of the heart rate challenge causing a stir among the Islanders, especially Tom Clare and Molly Smith.

Tensions were once again rising in the Love Island All Stars villa on Tuesday, 13 February, as the Islanders took part in a ranking challenge, named Couple of Sorts.They were tasked with sorting three couples onto podiums as they guessed which the public had voted for in titles such as 'Most one-sided couple'. Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk were voted for many of them by the public, but the Islanders quarrelled as they decided who should go on the podiums.

Love Island's famous heart rate challenge didn't fall short of drama on Monday night as exes Molly Smith and Callum Jones raised each other's heart rate the most, despite being in new couples. Molly and Callum met on the winter edition of Love Island in 2020 and their connection went from strength to strength.