In the final episode of Love Island: The Morning After, host Indiyah Polack is joined by all FIVE couples from last night's final, including your winners of All Stars 2026 - Samie and Ciaran.

In a jam packed episode Lucinda explains what happened with the naughty trio, Whitney defends getting involved in other people’s drama, Scott tells us how he got his Producer status, Zac’s excited for him mum to meet Millie, and Same and Ciaran talk us through how they’re going to spend their £50,000 prize money. It’s epic.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

It is the morning of the Love Island: All Stars Final. Indiyah is in South Africa. And we have FOUR dumped Islanders in the Beach Hut ready to spill all.

Tommy talks us through his relationship with Sean, Jessy explains what happened with the Lucinda drama, Harrison has the final say on all of the ex-girlfriend doing a podcast about him chaos, and Belle lets us know if she’ll continue to hurricane.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

Hosts Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are back with all the best bonus bits from the week.

We’re joined by guests Ally & G alongside dumped islanders Carrington and Helena for heaps of extra content.

Including, just why Carrington thinks no one wants to get stuck in a lift with him, WHAT is the difference between closed off and exclusive and we debate some of your comments about Yamen's obsession with eating out of pans.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

It was that or a hat about squirrels.

Hosts Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are back with Ally & G for our final main episode in the studio before we head out to the villa, as we analyse some very questionable date gifts.

Plus was Jessy right to air her dirty laundry to Maya, has anyone ever been more ready to leave than Tommy, and we make some predictions on who might be our All Star winners.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

And you lot didn't help either!

Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are back for a good old gossip with Ally and G, as we try and pick up the pieces from the drama your questions caused.

Plus Jessy discovers a new part of the villa, the boys become cute like Pookie Pies with their families, and Whitney possibly goes one 'motivational' comment too far.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

I don't know about you but we feel disheveled after that.

Hosts Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are back with Ally and G, to discuss all the new entries into Lucinda's Fictional Dictionary of the World.

Including: Tommy second guessing Jessy's intentions, Belle's annoyance at Scott's question choice, and Samie's revival of the pie velocity debate. Give us strength.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

And they're ready to let us know exactly who they think should have gone instead.

Indiyah Polack and Amy Hart are joined again by Ally and G, as we chat to our freshest dumpees.

We hear Helena and Carrington’s views on what Jessy is up to, Helena talks about her love for Tommy, and Carrington explains why he thinks Scott is being unsexy.

Plus, we take a deep dive into Scott's very confusing attitude to exclusivity as we chat about why he seems reluctant to lock it off with Leanne?

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

Did Sean say he loves Lucinda on national telly? We are smitten!

Hosts Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are back with Ally & G to chat about the newfound peace in the villa as for the first time all season a game didn't cause chaos. Wild!

Plus is it appropriate to make a list of everyone you've slept with, is there any reason for Belle and Scott to remain (flirty) friends, and most importantly what are our red flags?

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

….and the boys play football…whatever, we don't talk about it.

Hosts Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are joined by professional yapping duo Ally and G and they have some STRONG opinions about our All Stars. Main note - they're Team Belle!

If there's one lesson from the girls' calls from home, it's to stay in your lane. Will Jessy's reality check from her Dad change her behaviour, will Whitney mind the business that pays her, and is this finally the end of Hurricane Belle?

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.

Apparently, it's a bit like being at a hot dog stand... Ask Georgia...

Hosts Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack are back with this weeks extra best bits featuring guest host Georgia Harrison plus TWO sets of dumped Islanders.

We hear from Curtis and Konnor as they give us the Villa scoop on the velocity of THAT pie, Imani tells us what really happened between her and Jack and we discuss the All Stars OBSESSION with eye colour.

This episode of Love Island: The Morning After was produced by Joanne Dawes, edited by Lorna Gibson-Dave, with Assistant Producer Mads McRae for Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.