Love Island boss reveals two things that have been scrapped for All Stars – and promises ‘big twists’ in second week

LOVE Island: All Stars is set for a few changes as it nears its second-ever series – and we have some exciting information for fans of the show.

The iconic All Stars series will return to ITV2 on Monday, January 13.

With a star-studded cast of ex-Islanders who are all looking for love and hoping their second stint will be a lucky one, we can now reveal that there are some big twists coming.

Yes, that’s right.

There is something “really fun” happening in week two, a producer has spilled to us.

Chatting with The Sun ahead of the new series airing on Monday, executive producer of the show Mike Spencer lifted the lid on what’s being axed, and what’s going to be “lit”.

“Remember that little guy, that treehouse?” he asked, “It didn’t work. We didn’t do it last year either,” Mike said, confirming that the treehouse would not be making a comeback this year.

He then spoke about something else they don’t usually do for All Stars – Casa Amor.

“We don’t tend to do Casa Amor for this one,” he said.

Casa Amor is an alternate villa used in Love Island that was first introduced in season three and has been used in the show ever since – bar the spin-off series.

‘BIG TWISTS’ EN ROUTE TO THE VILLA

“We didn’t last year, because it’s only five weeks,” he added, before revealing something incredibly exciting.

“But we’ve got something really fun,” he teased, “probably week two.”

Worried he had spilled too much tea, Mike added: “I’ve already said too much,” before gushing, “but week two is going to be lit.”

This comes as a whole host of former Islanders prepare to head into the South African villa on Monday night.

2025 ALL STARS CAST CONFIRMED

Curtis Pritchard from series five will be back for the All Stars series, as well as season three’s Gabby Allen, series four’s Kaz Crossley, and Nas Majeed from series six.

ITV has also confirmed Scott Thomas from series two, Olivia Hawkins from series nine, Catherine Agbaje from series 10, and Ronnie Vint from series 11, all as returning to the show.

Gemma Owen’s ex Luca Bish from series eight will also be back, as well as series five alumni Elma Pazar and India Reynolds, and series three’s Marcel Somerville.

And earlier this week we reported the exciting news that Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has signed up for the brand new upcoming series of Love Island: All Stars.

BOMBSHELL PENDING

Insiders told The Sun that fiery Ekin-Su, 30, is now in hiding in South Africa ahead of the show’s launch on Monday.

A source said: “ITV bosses have long wanted Ekin back in Love Island and she’s finally agreed.

“After she split with Davide last January bosses immediately put her on their wish list.

“It took a lot of back and forth to persuade her to go back into the villa, especially after Ekin had such a tough time on Celebrity Big Brother.

“But she wants to use this new stint on Love Island All Stars to redeem herself and remind the public why they love her.

“ITV bosses haven’t decided if she’ll be a day one star, or a bombshell, but whatever happens she is telly gold and is going to be an incredible addition to the line up.”