Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies are crowned the WINNERS of Love Island: All Stars 2026 as Millie Court and Zac Woodworth finish in second place

The winners of Love Island: All Stars 2026 have been announced after a worrying series full of fights, scandals and drama.

Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies were crowned champions after a tense public vote, beating out Millie Court and second-placed Zac Woodworth.

Breaking into tears, Samie emotionally thanked viewers for voting for them, while the excited couple shared a celebratory kiss.

Samie and Ciaran hooked up shortly after bursting into the villa like a bombshell, and despite many late arrivals and surprises, the pair’s romance was the strongest of the series.

Speaking to host Maya Jama ahead of the win, Ciaran admitted he knew Samie was ‘a piece of him’ within minutes of entering the villa.

Samie agreed, admitting that although there were other male bombshells entering the villa, none of them turned their heads.

Millie Court and Zac Woodworth narrowly missed out on the grand prize and finished second in the final

He added: ‘With all due respect to anyone who came in, they didn’t even touch the sides compared to Ciaran.’

It hasn’t been a smooth ride for the pair, as Ciaran briefly hooked up with Lucinda after she entered the villa, causing tension between the two girls and culminating in a huge fight after the incident. Snog, Marry, Pie show challenge.

Ciaran said: ‘Looking back, me and Samie had talked about it and when I saw her so upset I didn’t realize how upset I had made her until two weeks later, which was really hard to hear, especially as Sophie and Josh had said the same thing.’

Before the latter was announced, Millie revealed that Zac was hoping to spend a month or two with her in the UK and was planning to reunite with him in the US.

Earlier in the show, Scott van-der-Sluis and Leanne Amaning took third place despite having previously been named as bookmakers’ favorites to win.

Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone came in fourth place after a huge storm over the legitimacy of their romance.

The couple ignored accusations that Lucinda was having an affair with clothing CEO Huayi Huang, who financed her lifestyle.

Yamen Sanders and Whitney Adebayo finished the final in fifth place and took the first place among the winners.

Samie and Ciaran tried to hide their shock at being crowned champions as host Maya Jama announced them as the winners

Breaking into tears, Samie emotionally thanked viewers for voting for them, while the excited couple kissed in celebration.

Millie and Zac were equally thrilled for Samie and Ciaran after their wins were announced

Samie and Ciaran hooked up shortly after bursting into the villa like a bombshell, and despite many late arrivals and surprises, the pair’s romance has been the strongest of the series.

Before the latter was announced, Millie revealed that Zac was hoping to spend a month or two with her in the UK and was planning to reunite with him in the US.

Scott van-der-Sluis and Leanne Amaning have been placed in third place despite previously being tipped as bookmakers’ favourites.

Earlier in the show, Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone came in fourth place after a huge storm over the legitimacy of their romance.

Yamen Sanders and Whitney Adebayo finished the final in fifth place and took the first place among the winners.

The winners of Love Island: All Stars 2026 have been announced after a worrying series full of fights, scandals and drama

Harrison Solomon also claimed they were ‘still together’ when his ex Lauren Wood finally entered the villa.

The footballer responded to his ex-girlfriend’s accusations during Monday’s final, saying it was ‘shameful’ for her to speak publicly about their failed relationship.

Harrison famously left the Love Island villa to be with Lauren in the 2025 series, but it was revealed in November that the couple had split.

After Harrison entered the All Stars villa, Lauren shared that she still believed they were ‘in a relationship’ when she joined the show.

But speaking during the Love Island: All Stars finale, Harrison responded to the claims and confirmed they had split “amicably” at the end of October, when he first watched Lauren’s comments on Joe Baggs’ podcast.

Maya told Jama: ‘It’s a shame because I feel like we parted amicably, I thought a lot of the things he said on the podcast weren’t true, but it’s something I really don’t want to air on national television. I need to post this privately, talk to him, and go from there.

‘I don’t want to broadcast it all on national television.

‘We ended at the end of October, the last time I saw him was at the end of October, we talked a few times after we broke up.’

When asked if Lauren had indicated they might get back together, Harrison added: ‘Not at all and it’s a shame that she said that and tried to twist things but it’s a shame.’

Belle Hassan, who met with Harrison in the villa, later shared her thoughts on Lauren’s comments.

He said: ‘I haven’t actually watched it, it’s not nice that it’s sad, things could have been clearer, fair enough, I think breakups are quite difficult, especially if you’ve ended amicably, sometimes the lines can be quite blurry.

‘It’s up to you to handle this privately, but it’s not my job to get involved. I hope you can resolve the issue.’