The third season of Love Island: All Stars is back this month, making its debit on ITV2 and ITVX at 9pm on Monday, January 12.
Hosted by Maya Jama and back in scorching South Africa, group chats will go wild as iconic Islanders from across the last 10 years make an epic return to find love.
Scottish comedian Iain Stirling will once again be voicing as Islanders get their graft on in the UK's biggest dating show.
And there’s more to enjoy than ever - with the show lasting six weeks rather than its usual five.
And, as well as the prospect of finding true love, there’s also the small matter of the £50,000 prize for the last couple standing.
A total of 12 fan favourites from previous series have been announced so far - but expect new arrivals as the series progresses.
Here’s who is returning to the villa and why they’re back.
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1. Whitney Adebayo – Age 28, Series 10 Islander
Why she's back: "A new start and what better place than home? Back to the Villa! Last year was something… so a fresh start in the place that started it all for new memories and experiences." | ITV
2. Tommy Bradley – Age 22, Series 12 Islander
Why he's back: "It was the best time of my life. I was so out of my comfort zone but learnt so much about myself and how I handle situations. I met some friends for life. I want a second chance at meeting someone romantically." | ITV
3. Shaq Muhammad – Age 27, Series 9 Islander
Why he's back: "Last time I did find love but it didn't work out. This time round, I need to find a wife and give my mum some grandchildren! It worked last time so I feel like it could happen again hopefully!" | ITV
4. Sean Stone – Age 26, Series 11 Islander
Why he's back: "Everyone’s experienced Villa life and you’re in a pool of similar people who’ve been through the same things after, too. It makes sense to share it with someone again. I like the fact that you can find someone from a completely different area and lifestyle - that’s quite exciting." | ITV