Steamy moment Scott and Tina share first kiss they ‘waited nine years for’ on Love Island All Stars
SCOTT Thomas and Tina Stinnes share a steamy first kiss in tonight’s Love Island – nine years after meeting in series two.
It’s been a long time coming for the smitten pair, who coupled up after Tina arrived as a bombshell and stole Scott from India Reynolds, 34.
Scott, 36, tells Tina, 29, how he’s enjoying being around her in a chat by the pool: “I feel relaxed, I feel chilled, a completely different experience with you and I like your vibe a lot.”
Tina responds: “I’m a happy person but I think you’re making me happier… I’m enjoying getting to know you every day.”
The pair cuddle on the lounger setting the mood for a more intimate moment that evening.
After locking lips, Scott gushes: “That was worth the 9 year wait!”
Tina says: “I just got giddy!”
During their first stint in the villa, Scott and Tina clearly had chemistry but he was in solid partnership with Kady McDermott, which limited their interactions to flirty banter.
But Tina was keen to not miss out again on her arrival this time and said: “I had to try again!”
While Scott said “I’ve always been intrigued by you cause we didn’t get our chance last time, you were always my original type…”
Their kiss afterglow is somewhat spoiled when Scott gets a text.
He reads: “Can all Islanders gather round the firepit immediately.”
The Islanders are told viewers will be voting for the most compatible couple, the results of which will leave one couple vulnerable.
Will the kiss have swayed viewers at home?
LOVE ISLAND: ALL STARS CONTINUES TONIGHT AT 9PM ON ITV2 AND ITVX
Who are the 2025 Love Island All Stars couples so far?
Throughout the series the couples will chop and change as each recoupling happens
Here’s who’s coupled up with who right now:
- Scott Thomas and Tina Stinnes
- Curtis Pritchard and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu
- Catherine Agbaje and Nas Majeed
- Elma Pazar and Ronnie Vint
- Luca Bish and Kaz Crossley
- Marcel Somerville and Olivia Hawkins
- Gabby Allen and Casey O’Gorman
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