Love Island: All Stars 2025 wrapped up with an exciting finale, crowning Gabby Allen and Casey O’Gorman as the winners.

The couple walked away with a massive £50,000 prize after securing the majority of votes from the audience.

Their victory came after a heated competition, beating runner-ups Luca Bish and Grace Jackson.

Casey’s journey on Love Island has been anything but ordinary.

After three attempts at finding love in the villa, he finally met his perfect match in Gabby.

The two captured the hearts of viewers with their undeniable chemistry, securing their spot as the season’s champions.

Final Standings and Past Connections

Coming in third place were Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Curtis Pritchard, while Catherine Agbaje and Omar Nyame landed in fourth.

Elma Pazar and Sammy Root rounded out the top five. Casey, who has been part of multiple Love Island seasons, had an interesting history with past couplings.

His previous partners included Lana Jenkins, Claudia Fogarty, and Rosie Seabrook in 2023, as well as Kaz Kamwi and Eve Gale during the first All Stars season.

During the finale, Gabby reflected on her personal growth and even spoke about rekindling a friendship with her ex, Marcel.

“I never thought I would be friends with him,” she admitted.

“I can unblock him on Instagram now—we can be friends.”

Casey’s Reputation and the ‘Clout’ Comment

As Maya Jama interviewed the finalists, Casey was asked about his reputation for ‘chasing clout,’ a topic that had been brought up during the season.

Laughing, he responded, “Can we not mention that word ever again, please?”

Before the winners were announced, last year’s champions—Casey’s best friend Tom Clare and his partner Molly Smith—joined via video call to offer their support.

They expressed excitement about going on double dates with Gabby and Casey once they returned home.

Fans React to the Final Results

As with any Love Island finale, fan reactions were divided.

Some were thrilled with Gabby and Casey’s win, sharing their excitement on social media.

Comments flooded in, with messages like:

“SOOOOOOO happy Gabby & Casey won!!! LOVE THEM! #LoveIsland #LoveIslandAllStars #AllStars”
“So happy for WINNERS … #GabbyAndCasey They had our votes. Really want this to be a #LoveIsland Happy Ever After!”
“Well done Casey and Gabby. The only couple that didn’t look like they were trying too hard and had a truly natural connection.”

On the flip side, not everyone was pleased with the outcome. Some fans voiced their disappointment:

“The worst Love Island All Stars winners.”
“Okay, what just happened? Gabby & Casey?!? Oh hell naw…”

Despite the mixed reactions, the winners embraced the moment, celebrating their success with gratitude and excitement.

Romance and Future Plans for the Couples

While some contestants left the villa as champions, others left with newfound love.

Ekin-Su was unbothered by the outcome, saying, “I’m really happy, I’ve found my man.”

Curtis also reflected on their romance, recalling their intense connection from the start.

Catherine and Omar shared their own love story, with Catherine admitting she had “prayed” for someone like him to walk into the villa.

“Good things come to those who wait,” she added.

Elma and Sammy confirmed that they are now exclusive. “We’re exclusive!” Elma revealed, while Sammy joked about their plans, saying, “We’ve got about 147 dates planned already.”

Drama and Unresolved Tensions

As expected, the finale wasn’t without drama.

Maya Jama caught up with the cast, and tensions flared when Kaz Crossley addressed the controversy surrounding Grace.

Rumors swirled that Grace allegedly said she would “do anything to win.”

Kaz clarified, “The edit made it look like I knew what was going on, but I didn’t see those messages.”

Olivia, however, wasn’t backing down. “I’ve seen the receipts, I’ve said what I’ve said,” she declared.

Grace fired back, claiming there were “absolutely no receipts.”

The heated exchange earned a huge cheer from the audience, leaving fans wondering if the truth would ever come out.

Love Island: All Stars Contestants – Why They Returned

Many contestants rejoined Love Island for a second chance at romance.

Here’s what some of them had to say about their decision to return:

Gabby Allen (32, Series 3): “It’s been eight years since I first went into the villa. I’ve grown up a lot, but I just haven’t found ‘the one’ yet.”
Kaz Crossley (29, Series 5): “My first experience was amazing! I’m even more mature now and ready to find a relationship.”
Scott Thomas (36, Series 2): “I’ve been on a journey of self-development and sobriety. I was still a boy back then, but now I’m a different person.”
Luca Bish (25, Series 8): “I had such a good time last time—why not do it again?”
Casey O’Gorman (28, Series 9 & All Stars 1): “I feel like I have a big opportunity to find someone special.”
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu (30, Series 8): “Love Island has a special place in my heart. The opportunity to do it again? Why not!”
Catherine Agbaje (24, Series 10): “I want to find love again—I know it works!”
Curtis Pritchard (28, Series 5): “I’m at a stage in my life where settling down is a serious idea.”

What’s Next?

With Love Island: All Stars now wrapped up, fans are eager to see how these relationships evolve outside the villa.

Casey and Gabby are looking forward to meeting each other’s families, while Luca hinted at taking a big step with Grace, saying, “Once we meet each other’s families, you’ll be my girlfriend.”

Elma and Sammy are enjoying their time together, with Sammy admitting, “I feel like you made my Love Island experience.”

Omar and Catherine, meanwhile, are hopeful for a lasting connection.

“I wouldn’t change our journey for the world,” Catherine said.

As the final credits rolled, one thing was certain—Love Island: All Stars delivered romance, drama, and plenty of surprises.

Now, fans will have to wait and see which couples stand the test of time.

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