Contestant from the most controversial Love Island episode ever hints at negotiations for All Stars appearance
Teddy Soares, a former Love Island star, has sparked speculation about a potential return to the popular reality show. In an interview, Soares expressed uncertainty about a hypothetical All Stars season in 2026, fuelling excitement among fans.
If the All Stars edition were to materialise, several former Love Island regulars could potentially make a comeback. These include Laura Maria Lettgen, Lisa-Marie Gaul, Sina Hornberger, Dijana Cvijetic, Josua Günther, and Maurice Spada, who all participated in the 2025 Love Island VIP season.
The speculation comes after a tumultuous stint for one of the show's most memorable contestants, Faye Winter. Following her on-screen meltdown, Winter received death threats and was the most complained about contestant in Love Island's history, clocking up 36,324 complaints to Ofcom in 2021.
One of Winter's most controversial moments was her swearing and screaming at Teddy Soares, who she was coupled with in the 2021 series. This incident, which was branded "toxic" and "difficult to watch" by viewers, also became the most complained about moment in the show's history.
Teddy Soares, who is currently single, has not watched Love Island since his own series. After leaving the villa, Soares faced some form of PTSD and later found love with Irish model Casey Boonstra. However, the pair split last year.
In later episodes of the 2021 series, Teddy Soares experienced emotional turmoil as his relationship with Faye Winter ended. This was a challenging time for viewers, who found the scenes hard to watch.
Despite the challenges, Teddy Soares has moved on and is now focusing on his own podcast and other projects. Faye Winter, on the other hand, continues to make headlines, with her controversial behaviour on Love Island still a topic of discussion among fans.
As the rumours of an All Stars season in 2026 continue to swirl, fans eagerly await Teddy Soares' final decision. Whether he decides to return or not, one thing is certain - Love Island is never short of drama.
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