With the highly anticipated finale of Love Island All Stars 2026 just around the corner, fans are eagerly speculating which couple will emerge victorious and claim the coveted £50,000 prize. The competition has been fierce, featuring dramatic twists and emotional moments that have kept viewers glued to their screens throughout the winter season.
Current Favourites to Win Love Island All Stars 2026
According to the latest odds from Odds Checker, Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone are the clear frontrunners with odds of 13/8. Their recent transition to an official boyfriend-girlfriend relationship has sparked mixed reactions among the audience, adding an extra layer of intrigue to their journey.
Close behind them are Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies, who hold the second-favourite position with odds of 13/4. This pairing has garnered significant fan support, making them strong contenders for the top spot.
Complete List of Betting Odds for the Final
- Lucinda and Sean: 13/8
- Samie and Ciaran: 13/4
- Millie Court and Zac Woodworth: 17/10
- Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Sanders: 20/1
Other couples still in the running include Leanne Amaning and Scott van-der-Sluis, Belle Hassan and Harrison Solomon, and Jessy Potts and Tommy Bradley. Each duo brings unique dynamics to the villa, keeping the outcome unpredictable until the very end.
Reflections on Past Seasons and Current Drama
Last year's winners, Gabby Allen and Casey O’Gorman, secured victory with 33.37% of the public vote, narrowly edging out Grace Jackson and Luca Bish at 30.38%. Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Curtis Pritchard rounded out the top three with 21.74%.
This season has been no stranger to controversy and unexpected exits. For instance, Charlie Frederick's shocking dumping by Millie after just one week highlighted the volatile nature of relationships in the villa. Additionally, former islanders Curtis and Kyra Lizama's post-villa social media activity has fueled speculation about their true status, adding to the ongoing drama.
As the final approaches, the stakes are higher than ever. With intense public voting and unpredictable islander dynamics, the race for the £50,000 prize remains wide open. Stay tuned for further updates as Love Island All Stars 2026 reaches its thrilling conclusion.
