Love Island: All Stars Season 3 crowns winners in love island finale
SPOILER ALERT: Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies were crowned the winners of Love Island: All Stars Season 3 after a winter season of couplings, dumpings, and bombshells. The final was decided by a public vote that awarded the winning couple a cash prize of £50, 000.
Final five couples named
The five remaining couples who faced the public vote in the villa were Millie Court and Zac Woodworth; Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Sanders; Leanne Amaning and Scott van-der-Sluis; Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies; and Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone. A Villa USA element was introduced this season with All-Star Islanders from Love Island USA, and both Yamen and Zac made it to the final.
Hosts, narration and Day 1 Islanders
The series was hosted by Maya Jama and narrated by Iain Stirling. Day 1 Islanders who reached the Season 3 final included Ciaran, Leanne, Millie, Scott, Sean, and Whitney.
Voting, barbecue recap, and winner announcement
On finale night the British public had one more chance to vote for their favourite couple, with the results to determine which couple would win and share the £50, 000 prize. After voting closed and a recap showed Islanders enjoying a barbecue, Maya Jama revealed where each of the couples ended up.
Reunion catch-ups and tensions
There was time to catch up with former Islanders. Curtis Pritchard and Kyra Lizama opened up about a falling out: Curtis posted a video on Valentine’s Day saying he was looking for love, much to Kyra’s surprise because they were still talking following their time in the villa. Kyra said she felt disrespected, seemingly confirming there was no future between them.
Other former Islanders described varying trajectories after leaving the villa. Jessy Potts and Tommy Bradley said things were flowing following their time on the show. Helena Ford and Carrington Rodriguez said they would work on their relationship, with Carrington saying he would visit the UK soon. Imani Ayan Wheeler and Konnor Ewudzi said they were FaceTiming each other daily and were open to a long-distance relationship. Sher Suarez and Jack Keating wanted to continue getting to know each other.
Predictions and a tarot ‘leak’ ahead of the final
A celebrity astrologer, Inbaal Honigman, predicted which couple might take the crown in a tarot reading published just hours before the live final. The reading suggested more heartache than happily ever after: "The Tarot cards predict more heartache than wedding cake. " The astrologer said every card for the final five couples was either a Pentacles card or a Swords card, adding that Pentacles, also known as Disks, are associated with practicality, stability and material matters rather than passion, while Swords cards are linked to overthinking and suspicion. "This year’s top ten guys and gals are not exactly racing down the aisle, " the astrologer added.
The tarot reading picked Scott and Leanne as the pair set to be crowned champions, pointing to the Princess of Disks card as indicating a grounded, family-oriented connection built on comfort and familiarity. "It speaks of comfort and nature, " the astrologer said, and added that "They genuinely care for each other, although this bond is viewed in the Tarot as more of a family bond and not really passionate. " The reading named Millie and Zack as predicted runners-up, noting the 8 of Disks suggests a late push in the public vote. "They are predicted to come second, but more importantly, their relationship could survive in the wild for a while. " With the final hours approaching, the reading framed the outcome as either validation of the cards or one last surprise twist for viewers.
Official finale placings revealed
Maya Jama revealed the final placings as follows: 5th place Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Sanders; 4th place Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone; 3rd place Leanne Amaning and Scott van-der-Sluis; 2nd place Millie Court and Zac Woodworth; and 1st place Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies. Samie and Ciaran won Love Island: All Stars Season 3.
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For viewers and fans, the finale wrapped a season that began with Day 1 Islanders reaching the final, showcased the Villa USA twist that saw Yamen and Zac progress, and concluded with Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies taking the winning spot and the £50, 000 prize.
