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Love Island All Stars is delivering the goods on ITV but when does it officially finish? And when is the final? Here's all the details you need to know.
Gabby Allen and Marcel Somerville's awkward reunion, Ekin-Su Culculoglu's unexpected return and a cast full of past Love Island stars desperate for love - All Stars has certainly delivered on the drama front this 2025.
And if viewing figures and social media is anything to go by, the ITV show filmed in South Africa has had a lot of us hooked to our TV screens every evening - but when is the grand finale?
Love Island typically lasts around eight weeks, however, as this is an All Stars version and producers have already confirmed there's no Casa Amor, the final will be a little bit sooner than we expected.
Here are the dates you need for your diary as we look at how long our favourite dating show is on for and when the all-important final is.
With the drama at an all-time high, viewers will be sad to hear this winter series has a run time of just five weeks, which is the same format as last year's All Stars season but shorter than the main series.
As there is a summer version, producers in 2024 worried it would be "overkill" and therefore reduced the amount of weeks they would be filming for.
With Love Island on for a shorter amount of time too, this means key parts to the show are being scrapped, like Casa Amor and Movie Night, with new twists and turns along the way.
While ITV haven't confirmed the Love Island All Stars final date just yet we can confidently say it'll come to an end on Monday 17th February.
This will be exactly 5 weeks after the series started, but what makes us so sure is the fact that their scheduling has February 17th as the last night airing the show. On Tuesday 18th February there is no Love Island scheduled for 9pm confirming suspicions that it'll end the night before.
Couples going strong at the moment include Ekin-Su and Curtis Pritchard, Elma Pazar and Sammy Root, Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vint, and Grace Jackson and Luca Bish.