The Love Island: All Stars 2026 final is set to air on Monday 23 February 2026 at 9pm on ITV2.

📰 Quick Scoop: Key Details

  • Final date: Monday 23 February 2026.
  • Time: Expected to start at 9pm (UK time) , in its usual slot.
  • Channel: ITV2 , with streaming on ITVX.
  • Season length: This All Stars run is planned as a six-week series, making it the longest All Stars season so far.

The final is billed as a special extended episode, with highlights from the last day in the villa, live studio segments, and the big winner announcement for the £50,000 prize.

What To Expect On Final Night

Fans can expect the usual Love Island final format:

  • Recap of the journey: Best bits from the couples’ time in the villa, dates and dramas included.
  • Live sections with Maya Jama: Hosting the final reveal and chatting to the finalists.
  • Public vote climax: The winning couple is announced live and will share the £50,000 prize.

In recent All Stars seasons, the final has also featured throwbacks to previous winners and surprise appearances, so don’t be shocked if there are a few nostalgic moments woven in.

Why It’s Still On Track Despite Delays

This season’s launch was pushed back by a few days due to production issues linked to South African wildfires, meaning it started on Thursday 15 January instead of its original date. To keep the finale on 23 February , producers added an extra Saturday episode so the six-week schedule could still be maintained.

So even with the bumpy start, the final date hasn’t changed — your villa goodbye is still locked in for that Monday night.

Mini FAQ

Is the final date 100% confirmed?
Listings such as TV Guide and entertainment outlets currently show the live final scheduled for Monday 23 February at 9pm on ITV2.

Can I watch it later on catch-up?
Yes, episodes (including the final) are available to stream on ITVX after broadcast.

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