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The BRIT Awards is landing on ITV1, as the biggest stars on the British music scene descend on the O2 in the hope of taking home a glorious gong. But for Love Island ’s Maya Jama, it’s an honour just to be on stage hosting. “It’s been a dream since I was a teenager, so I’m super over the moon,” she smiles.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare have opened up on their future plans after being crowned the winners of the first Love Island: All Stars.The pair beat Molly’s ex-boyfriend Callum Jones and his new partner Jessica Gale, who finished as runners-up during the final episode on Monday night. Of being declared the winners and securing the £50,000 prize, Tom said: “It hasn’t sunk in for us both, it’s like a blur!” And Molly, who was seen visibly shaking with shock after their names were announced by show host Maya Jama, said: “It’s like a dream, it’s actually really weird. Literally trying to process it.

Love Island All Stars fans are convinced that they’ve spotted a hidden ‘clue’ that ‘proves’ Callum Jones is still in love with Molly Smith, after last night’s explosive final. After 36 days in the sun-soaked South African villa, the first ever All Stars series came to a close on Monday night (19 February) when Molly and her partner Tom Clare were crowned the winners and secured a prize of £50,000.

Love Island: All Stars viewers have claimed that one couple were 'robbed' of winning the show after the final. Molly Smith and Tom Clare were crowned the winners of the ITV2 dating show's first-ever spin-off during the live final on Monday night (February 19).

Maya Jama shocked fans during the Love Island All Stars final when she surprisingly spoke about her love life with Stormzy during her chat with exes Molly and Callum. Monday night of the ITV2 series saw Molly Smith and Tom Clare named the winners and Maya handed them their crowns in a live show from South Africa.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare were announced as the winners of Love Island All Stars on Monday night (February 19). Molly's reaction to the news was utter disbelief, as she shouted: "what the f***", live on air.

After 36 days of sun soaked romance in the Love Island villa, the popular All Stars edition has finally crowned a worthy winner in Tom Clare and Molly Smith! Over the course of the past few weeks, fans of the ITV2 dating show have been delighted to see some of their favourite Islanders take a second chance at love, with several must-see couples even making it all the way to the final. On their last night in the villa, just five couples remained, Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran, Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk, Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper, Molly Smith and Tom Clare and Callum Jones and Jess Gale.

The Love Island All Stars final saw Anton Danyluk and Georgia Harrison finish in third place after a rather turbulent time in the villa. And fans were left cringing as they were interviewed by Maya Jama following this announcement.

Maya Jama has returned to the Love Island All Stars villa for the show's final, for which she has opted for a voluminous ponytail and feathered fringe - a stunning look that you can easily recreate at home using a range of got2b products. Sharing a snap of her hairstyle, and stunning black backless dress, Maya, 29, penned the caption: "Got my fancy outfit on ready to host the Love Island Final.

After six weeks of firepit chats, dramatic dumpings and non-stop bombshells, the Love Island : All Stars final is upon us. Five couples will be joining Maya Jama in the South African villa one last time as the public votes for their winner.

The final of the first ever series of Love Island: All Stars airs on Monday 19 February, so there's not long to go before finding out which couple will be crowned the winners. Over the last month, Maya Jama has been presenting the show in South Africa, which means for a big portion of 2024, she's been away from her boyfriend, rapper Stormzy.

The Love Island villa was rocked by a dumping ahead of the final in a shock twist. The dumped islanders from throughout the series returned in a surprise moment round the fire pit before the axe fell on one of the couples.

As the first series of Love Island All Stars gets closer to the long awaited final, a fan favourite couple of the show have been axed in a brutal dumping, according to reports. In dramatic scenes set to air on Sunday, one couple were forced to say their goodbyes in "one last twist".

Paige Turley and Finley Tapp met on the first series of Winter Love Island in Africa in 2020 and were crowned winners after winning the hearts of the nation.

OK!'s Love Island All Stars columnist, Shaughna Phillips has given her verdict on the show's surviving couples – from who will struggle on the outside, to who will get their heart broken. Shaughna, 29, starred on Love Island in 2020, and in her exclusive weekly column she's not afraid to give her opinion on the current Islanders.

Things took a dramatic turn during the pink party in Love Island on Sunday night (11 February) as Eve and Casey were abruptly dumped from the villa. Following a public vote of the least compatible couple, it was confirmed that Eve and Casey had the least votes and would be leaving the villa immediately.

Love Island: All Stars fans were left stunned when three Islanders were dumped from the villa in less than 24 hours, and it's now been reported that two more contestants have been sent packing in a shocking twist. Joanna Chimonides and Joe Garratt were both picked to exit the villa on Thursday, 8 February, with Chris Taylor then being dumped the following evening after the arrival of new bombshell Adam Maxted, who decided to couple up with Arabella Chi. Now, it's been reported that two more Islanders have been dumped from the South African villa, leaving the remaining contestants in "shock".

Thursday night's Love Island: All Stars saw Maya Jama interrupt the Islander's game of Couple Goals.

The British version of Love Island is on the move in the States.

Love Island: All Stars viewers were left completely floored as exes Callum Jones and Molly Smith entered the villa as bombshells at the beginning of the series.The ITV2 dating show spin-off, which debuted on ITV2 on 15 January, brought 12 islanders back from previous series, and then announced that the public had decided on their couples. Jut just as it appeared there were no more twists to come, former stars Callum, 27, and Molly, 30, were both brought back. Callum chose to couple up with Molly, even though they'd split just months before.