How to watch ‘Love Island All Stars’ in the US: Time, cast

This week, some hot new bombshells are re-entering the villa.

A new season of “Love Island All Stars” is here, albeit a little later than it was supposed to. A wildfire outbreak in Franschhoek, South Africa (where the “Love Island All Stars” villa is located) forced production delays. Rather than starting on Jan. 12 as planned, the series kicked off on Jan. 15, and will premiere stateside tonight, Jan. 17.

Maya Jama is set to return as host, with Iain Stirling as announcer.

‘Love Island All Stars’ Season 3 Peacock premiere date

“Love Island All Stars” premieres tonight, Jan. 17, at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock.

When do new episodes of ‘Love Island All Stars’ come out?

New episodes of “Love Island All Stars” come out at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock every day. Every episode hits Peacock two days after it airs in the UK.

How to watch ‘Love Island All Stars’ Season 3 for free

“Love Island All Stars” is exclusive to Peacock in the USA, so you’ll need a subscription to tune in. Peacock currently offers two plans that include “Love Island All Stars” and multiple ways to subscribe.

• Premium (with ads): $10.99/month
• Premium Plus (ad-free): $16.99/month
• Annual options: $109.99 (ads) / $169.99 (no ads) — pay for 10 months, get 12

While Peacock doesn’t directly offer a free trial, if you subscribe to the streamer via Prime Video, you can take advantage of seven days free before payments begin.

‘Love Island All Stars’ Season 3 cast:

13 returning islanders were the first to enter the villa on Day 1 of “Love Island All Stars” Season 3. They range from Series 4 to Series 12.

• Whitney Adebayo (Season 10)
• Millie Court (Season 7)
• Belle Hassan (Season 5)
• Helena Ford (Season 12)
• Jess Harding (Season 10)
• Leanne Amaning (Season 6)
• Ciaran Davies (Season 11)
• Jack Keating (Season 8)
• Sean Stone (Season 11)
• Tommy Bradley (Season 12)
• Charlie Frederick (Season 4)
• Shaq Muhammad (Season 9)

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