Love Island's Callum Jones drops huge hint he’s already split from Jess Gale

Love Island's Callum Jones and Jess Gale have put rumours of a split to bed as they were spotted looking loved-up on a day out in London. The pair got together on Love Island: All Stars, which took place earlier this year. Jess was a latecomer to the series as she entered the South African villa with her twin, Eve.

Love Island's Molly Smith and Tom Clare left fellow islander Anton Danyluk lost for words during a livestream.

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.

Love Island 's Jess and Eve Gale have opened up about their post-villa experience, shedding light on the notorious "debrief" that awaits every islander upon exiting the show. The twins candidly shared their thoughts on facing potential backlash and the overwhelming support they've received from fans.

Kate Middleton's uncle, Gary Goldsmith, gave a hint about her whereabouts following her planned abdominal surgery after he entered the Celebrity Big Brother house on Monday night. Gary's appearance on the ITV reboot is reportedly causing concern for the Royal Family because he's known for being outspoken, particularly about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Love Island: All Stars winner Tom Clare has spoken out about fans wanting Molly and Callum to get back together in a candid comment where he admitted it's 's***'.The footballer, 24, became the first All Stars winner along with Molly Smith, and while he says he "understands" why viewers wanted Molly and Callum to reunite, the. huge social media response has left him feeling down.

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.

Georgia Steel has opted to take a break from social media due to "nasty" trolling following her stint on Love Island All Stars. During her time in the villa, Georgia found herself in a love square with Callum Jones, Toby Aromolaran, and Tom Clare. Georgia and Toby eventually got together and finished in fourth place.

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.

Tom Clare appeared to take a subtle swipe at Callum Jones in a new Instagram video after winning Love Island: All Stars with Callum's ex-girlfriend Molly Smith.Tom has been flaunting his romance with Molly on social media after landing back in the UK on 22 February. The footballer, 24, took to his Instagram Stories to share a clip of himself singing with Molly, 29, as they headed on one of their first post-Love Island outings.The couple were in high spirits as they travelled in a taxi together.

BBC EastEnders fans are convinced Mick Carter will be returning to Albert Square, with Danny Dyer dropping a major clue that he can be returning as the iconic character. The 46 year old actor, known for his legendary role as Mick Carter, has got viewers excited after he was spotted shooting the Football Factory sequel. Eagle-eyed followers noticed a suspicious comment left by the star on Instagram.The exciting moment happened after fellow EastEnders star Kellie Bright, who plays Linda Carter, shared a behind-the-scenes snap.

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.

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.

Molly Smith couldn't stop flashing her stunning smile on Monday night as she was crowned the winner of Love Island: All Stars alongside Tom Clare. Visibly shaking, Molly said: “It’s like a dream, it’s actually really weird. Literally trying to process it.

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.

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.

Rumours surrounding Jordan North's next career move have started circulating, following the news that he is set to leave BBC Radio 1. His co-star Vick Hope has now dropped a huge hint that Jordan could be eyeing up another reality TV stint, with Celebrity Big Brother due to launch next month. Jordan, 34, announced he will be leaving the BBC after 10 years later this month.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare have opened up on their future plans after being crowned the winners of the first Love Island: All Stars.The pair beat Molly’s ex-boyfriend Callum Jones and his new partner Jessica Gale, who finished as runners-up during the final episode on Monday night. Of being declared the winners and securing the £50,000 prize, Tom said: “It hasn’t sunk in for us both, it’s like a blur!” And Molly, who was seen visibly shaking with shock after their names were announced by show host Maya Jama, said: “It’s like a dream, it’s actually really weird. Literally trying to process it.

Love Island All Stars fans are convinced that they’ve spotted a hidden ‘clue’ that ‘proves’ Callum Jones is still in love with Molly Smith, after last night’s explosive final. After 36 days in the sun-soaked South African villa, the first ever All Stars series came to a close on Monday night (19 February) when Molly and her partner Tom Clare were crowned the winners and secured a prize of £50,000.

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).