In Britain, dating show fans can look forward to the show “Love Island: All Stars.” The “Love Island” spin-off will be produced in South Africa, it has been announced. In the spin-off, the contestants from previous seasons return to the villa, where they have a second chance to find love. Could this become a model for a German edition of “All Stars”? Probably not at the moment. There are “currently” no plans for a season of “All Stars,” according to RTLzwei when asked about the news agency’s spot.

Attention is currently focused on the eighth season of “Love Island”, which has been broadcast on RTLzwei since September 11, according to a statement from the broadcaster. What happens next with “Love Island” will be announced at the appropriate time.

Sylvie Meis and Oli P. moderate the show

The German edition of the dating reality show is directed by Sylvie Meis (45), who in the new episodes is supported by singer and presenter Oli P. (45). In the current season, the “islanders” find themselves in a villa in Greece, where single women and men are looking for the partner of their dreams. Potential couples should get to know each other better in the villa. The winning couple of the show will receive 50,000 euros in the end.

The British celebrate with the “All Stars” edition

The format originally comes from Great Britain. Now they are celebrating the success of the dating show with the “All Stars” edition. Broadcaster ITV2 said: “After ten ratings-busting seasons of Love Island on ITV2, we’re delighted to celebrate a decade of being the number one dating show on television with the first series of Love Island: All Stars. “. According to British media reports, the “All Stars” season is scheduled to air in early 2024.

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