Love Island's Anton and Georgia lock lips as they wave goodbye to South Africa

Love Island’s Nas Majeed and Eva Zapico have split after four years together.

Christopher Vourlias As South Africa marks three decades since its first democratic elections, a historic moment that dismantled the apartheid system and ushered in Black-majority rule, the country is at a crossroads. Inequality is rife. Crippling blackouts have pushed the economy to a tipping point.

Christopher Vourlias Viola Davis and Julius Tennon’s JuVee Productions, which recently wrapped the action-thriller “G20” for Amazon Studios and MRC Film in Cape Town, is planning to return to South Africa to film the true story of a young African refugee’s improbable journey to the U.S., the company’s head of film production and development, Melanie Clark, revealed this week at the Joburg Film Festival. Developing the film with a working title of “The Refugee,” Clark said Davis and Tennon’s production banner is “actively working on [it] with some local partners and are in the process of figuring out how to shoot it” in South Africa, adding that “we do plan to shoot that here.” The veteran production executive described the project as “the true story of a young Sierra Leonean boy who lost his mother in [the country’s civil war] and found himself alone, because no family would take him in any refugee camp.

Love Island star Georgia Steel has revealed that since returning from the villa in South Africa, she has been scared to leave her house due to horrendous trolling and death threats. Georgia appeared on the latest series where she made it to the final of the show with Toby Aromolaran. The star had a rather turbulent journey on the show and faced intense backlash over her connections with Tom Clare and Callum Jones.

Christopher Vourlias Akin Omotoso, the filmmaker behind Disney Plus’ Giannis Antetokounmpo biopic “Rise,” has been attached to direct “The Plot to Save South Africa,” an adaptation of Justice Malala’s gripping book about a 1990s white supremacist plot that almost plunged the young democracy into civil war. “The Plot to Save South Africa” will be produced by Johannesburg-based production outfit Ochre Moving Pictures, which signed a deal with Netflix last year to adapt multiple books for the streaming service alongside Omotoso.

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 star Callum Jones has dropped huge hints that he is no longer with fellow islander Jess Gale, after the duo reached the final together earlier this month. The couple, who initially met on the 2020 series of Love Island, hit it off during their second round in the villa and ended up placing second, despite many fans wishing Callum had rekindled his romance with ex Molly Smith. Callum and Jess ended up finishing in second place on the first All Star series, with Molly Smith and Tom Clare taking home the crown, and the 50k cash prize.

Love Island All Stars has come to a close, with the series being criticised by fans for not having many actual 'All Stars' in the cast. However, some former Islanders have revealed that they were supposed to be on the show but didn't end up entering the villa, each for various reasons. While some are upset, others don't seem too bothered.

Love Island star Hannah Elizabeth has shared a look inside her welcome home party after returning home from South Africa where she filmed for the All Stars series. Hannah got glammed up after checking into an apartment suite at the Philharmonic Hotel in Liverpool, where she was joined by Luis Morrison, another original cast member of Love Island and fellow All Star. Showing her Instagram followers around the luxury ‘party pad’, Hannah was welcomed with foil balloons that spelled out 'Love Island', with six beds and a huge jacuzzi bath.

Rochelle Humes was quickly asked about her sister Sophie Piper's time on Love Island: All Stars as she returned to the helm of This Morning. And she also revealed somewhat of a 'snub' from her younger sibling's new beau after they met for the first time.

Days of lounging by the pool, getting glammed up at night and sunbathing in the South African sun are well and truly over for this year's Love Islanders as they've returned to reality with a bang. Stars such as Molly Smith and Tom Clare - who were crowned the winners of this season of All Stars - and fellow contestants Callum Jones and Toby Aromolaran posted on social media about they've come back to normal life since jetting home after a whirlwind 36 days in the villa.

Behavioural and body language expert Darren Stanton has revealed to OK! that he’s doubtful certain couples will go the distance, and said Anton Danyluk and Georgia Harrison 'aren't genuine and aren't going to last'. The Love Island All Stars final saw Anton and Georgia finish in fifth place after a rather turbulent time in the villa.

Love Island fans saw Tom Clare and Molly Smith crowned winners of the first-ever All Stars series on Monday night, after five weeks of looking to find love on-screen once again. In new pictures of the couples landing back in the UK after their sun-soaked - and drama-filled - South African sojourn, the winning couple were papped at the airport looking as smitten as ever, alongside the other four final couples.

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).

Maya Jama shocked fans during the Love Island All Stars final when she surprisingly spoke about her love life with Stormzy during her chat with exes Molly and Callum. Monday night of the ITV2 series saw Molly Smith and Tom Clare named the winners and Maya handed them their crowns in a live show from South Africa.

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.

The Love Island: All Stars final has come to an end, and Molly Smith and Tom Clare were crowned the winners of the 2024 series.The first to be dumped in the nail biting finale episode was Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk followed by Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran. Sophie Piper and her beau Joshua Ritchie were the third to leave the villa, and as is customary, headed straight to the sofa to chat with host Maya Jama about their romance and time on the show.

After six weeks of firepit chats, dramatic dumpings and non-stop bombshells, the Love Island : All Stars final is upon us. Five couples will be joining Maya Jama in the South African villa one last time as the public votes for their winner.

The final of the first ever series of Love Island: All Stars airs on Monday 19 February, so there's not long to go before finding out which couple will be crowned the winners. Over the last month, Maya Jama has been presenting the show in South Africa, which means for a big portion of 2024, she's been away from her boyfriend, rapper Stormzy.

Love Island All Stars couple Arabella Chi and Adam Maxted have been dumped just a day before the final. It comes as ex Islanders returned to South Africa to decide their fate in a savage twist.