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 a dozen fan favourites from previous series have been announced so far - but expect new arrivals as the series progresses.
Here’s what all 12 reckon they’ll do differently in the villa this time around - and what they won’t change from their Love Island debut.
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9. Sean Stone, 26, series 11 islander
Tactics: "I’ll stick to my morals. I think I’ll pick and choose when to say my piece in a situation. If something doesn’t involve my business, I’ll keep my opinions to myself." | Getty Images
10. Tommy Bradley, 22, series 12 islander
Tactics: "I’m going to get to know more people. In the early days I was all eyes for one girl and I may have shut a lot of doors too early on. I’m going to be more open-minded and not fall for someone so quickly." | ITV
11. Charlie Frederick, 31, series 4 islander
Tactics: "I won’t be as pally with the fellas and tell them when the girls are trying to talk to me! This time I'll follow the path and not stop before I’ve even entertained it." | ITV
12. Shaq Muhammad, 27, series 9 islander
Tactics: "I'll always be myself, but I think I'll give everyone more of a chance rather than closing it off with someone so early and I’ll give myself a chance to immerse myself into the experience." | Getty Images