Millie Court becomes the first contestant to sign up for Love Island: All Stars following her painful split from ex-boyfriend Liam Reardon

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Millie Court is the first star confirmed to appear on the new series of Love Island: All Stars, according to the Daily Mail.

The 29-year-old, who previously won the show with her ex-boyfriend Liam Reardon in 2021, is coming back for a special ‘All Stars’ version of the series, which starts in January in South Africa.

I’ve been following Millie’s story closely, and after her second split from Liam back in September – they’d actually broken up briefly before in 2022 – I’m hearing she’s really ready to move on and get back into dating. Honestly, it doesn’t surprise me she jumped at the chance to go back to the villa!

Love Island: All Stars, hosted by Maya Jama, brings back popular former contestants hoping to find love again. Following the success of last season’s winners, Molly Smith and Tom Clare (who are now engaged!), many past islanders are eager to participate.

Millie, from Essex, and Liam, from Wales, quickly became popular with viewers when they won in 2021. People were really hoping to see their relationship continue to flourish, and they even started a podcast together as a couple.

Millie is hoping to come back to the show that launched her career, and with Liam still unattached, she might reconnect with her former boyfriend or find a new romance with someone entering the villa.

According to a source, Millie is among the first celebrities confirmed to appear on this year’s Love Island: All Stars, and producers believe she’ll be a fantastic addition to the show.

She previously won the show and recently ended her relationship with Liam. There’s even a chance he might unexpectedly join her on the show.

Millie feels fantastic after a difficult breakup. She’s bounced back, feeling confident and positive.

As soon as the show’s producers asked her to come back, she knew she wasn’t done with it, and agreeing was an easy decision.

A source close to the show revealed that Millie was a fan favorite on her previous season of Love Island. With her recently becoming single, producers have reportedly been in discussions with her about potentially returning.

The plans aren’t final yet – the exact details won’t be confirmed until just before the show airs – but things are progressing well.

I’ve been hearing from Millie that she’s really at a point where she’s hoping to find that special someone and build a life with them. It’s totally relatable – she’s also feeling a little pressure seeing all her friends get married and worries she’s falling behind. It’s a common feeling, and honestly, it’s okay to acknowledge those anxieties while you’re on your own journey!

In a recent YouTube video, she discussed feeling the pressure of time as she gets older. She explained that it’s natural to feel this way, and at 28, she’s starting to experience it herself.

The Daily Mail has contacted an ITV spokesperson for comment. 

As a lifestyle expert, I hear from so many people navigating life’s milestones, and it’s something I totally get. I have friends who are getting engaged or already married – people I’ve known for years, my closest friends – and it’s easy to fall into the trap of comparing yourself and feeling like you’re not where you ‘should’ be. It’s a really common feeling, honestly!

The couple, who won Love Island in 2021, dated for about a year before splitting up.

After their breakup, Liam joined the reality show Celebs Go Dating, and Millie was rumored to be dating George Baggs from Gogglebox.

People began to think the two were back together after they were seen on vacation in the Lake District during the Easter holiday weekend.

Just three months before their breakup, Millie shared with the Daily Mail that she was hoping Liam would propose to her.

Okay, so here’s where things stand: I’ve definitely let him know I’m open to the idea of marriage! I’ve subtly hinted that I’m ready, and even shown him a ring I absolutely adore. Ultimately though, I feel it’s his move to propose – I’ve planted the seed, now I’m happily waiting!

I didn’t want to spring it on him, but I figured it was good for him to know my ring preference now, just in case he ever decides to propose later.

‘He also knows what I’d want from the proposal too, where it would be and everything like that.’

Okay, so I’ve been following this story, and it seems like things just didn’t work out for them. They really tried to make a long-distance relationship happen after Liam moved back to Wales, but honestly, distance can be so tough. It eventually became too much to handle, and sadly, they’ve decided to go their separate ways. It’s a reminder that even with the best intentions, sometimes geography just isn’t on your side.

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2025-11-18 14:35