Who left Love Island: All Stars last night? All the dumped Islanders

Sunday night’s episode (16th February) saw Elma Pazar and Sammy Root, Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vint and Catherine Agbaje and Omar Nyame face getting the boot after receiving the fewest amount of public votes.

And in a shock twist, past Islanders returned and were given the power to axe one of the bottom three. But who did they choose?

With the 2025 finale of the Love Island spin-off set to take place on Monday night, read on to find out more about the latest Love Island All Stars contestants to be dumped from Love Island All Stars 2025.

Who left Love Island All Stars last night? All dumped 2025 contestants

Harriet Blackmore

Harriet was dumped from the villa just hours ahead of the final.

After a public vote made her and Ronnie one of three vulnerable couples, it was up to the past islanders to decide who got the boot, and Montel McKenzie was among those quick to slam the couple's relationship.

"I've seen them have quite a few arguments, and I'm not really into that toxic relationship, so I kind of just gotta go with it," Montel said around the firepit, before adding: "Sorry, bro."

"I just want to thank each and every one of you and I'm going to miss you all so much," Harriet said to her fellow contestants after she was dumped.

Ronnie Vint

Ronnie was dumped alongside Harriett on Sunday night's episode of the show (16th February).

Speaking to Maya Jama after their exit, Ronnie said "I thought I was going to pass out" when Harriett came in, but was pleased they were able to rekindle their romance.

Adding that he felt there was unfinished business with Harriett, he added: "Just that feeling, I couldn't let go. With H, I'm the man I've always wanted to be. I feel like I've won."

Chuggs Wallis

Alongside Tina, Chuggs was dumped from the villa just mere days after he entered!

Similarly to Tina, Chuggs was "100 per cent expecting" to be dumped. He said: "I was the only one that wasn’t in a 'love couple', so it made complete sense and would have felt wrong for anyone else to go home.

"After being in there, you can really feel how the other couples' connections are and I would have hated to have shortened their journey in any way."

Tina Stinnes

In truly brutal fashion, Tina became the eighth Islander to be dumped from the All Stars villa after she and Chuggs Wallis received the fewest votes from the public.

For Tina, she "absolutely" expected the result. "I was happy with the decision of everyone in such solid couples," she said in her exit interview.

She continued: "It did make sense and I would have been annoyed if it went any other way to be honest. I wouldn’t have liked it if either of the other couples went instead because I think they have something strong; a relationship that I’d like to see them continue. For me it was just a friendship."

Samie Elishi

Love Island aired another dramatic recoupling in which the boys had the power to choose who they wanted to couple up with. It followed the earlier villa shake-up in which Luca Bish was paired with Samie after a public vote, leaving his previous partner Grace Jackson less than impressed.

Things didn't go Samie's way, however, when Luca decided to stick with Grace instead, recoupling with her.

The decision left Samie single – her single focus on Luca seemingly leading to her downfall.

The islanders then received a text announcing that the girls who had been left single, Samie and Danielle, were dumped from the villa.

Danielle Sellers

Similar to Samie's short stint in the villa, Danielle's decision to shoot for one of the strongest couples in the villa didn't work out for her.

After pursuing Curtis Pritchard initially, she struggled to find a connection with anyone else. After previously being paired with Chuggs by the public, she was left single when he opted to couple up with Tina at the next recoupling.

The islanders then received a text announcing that the girls who had been left single, Samie and Danielle, were dumped from the villa.

Ron Hall

Ron became the second All Star this season to choose to walk from the villa of his own accord.

He quit the series just days after Scott Thomas decided to leave, saying: "I know we’ve just lost Scott, and I know it’s s**t, but it is my time.

"There’s only so much that I can do, sitting in the sun, just sort of staring at the door for the right person. I just don’t know whether that right person is going to come in for me so I am going to go tonight."

Ron chose to leave the villa because he hadn't struck up a particularly strong connection with any of the women, saying he was a "logical person" and noting that it was the right time.

Scott Thomas

Scott shocked viewers and his fellow Islanders alike when he revealed he wanted to leave the villa after feeling he wasn't being true to himself when exploring his connection with Tina.

Speaking to Maya Jama following his exit, Scott said: "I found two connections, which I feel is like winning the lottery in there. I felt like if I had to start again with a new connection I'd be losing myself and I wouldn't be true to myself."

Kaz Crossley

Following the public's vote of their favourite Islanders, Kaz Crossley was the girl with the fewest votes and was therefore dumped from the villa.

"I feel very excited to get back to my family and friends and I feel proud of myself," said Kaz of her exit. "I feel like I stayed true to myself and I really enjoyed my time in there."

Montel McKenzie

Montel was amongst the Islanders voted as the least favourite and in a bid to keep him and Kaz together, Elma and Luca delivered the tough decision to dump them from the island.

Speaking of the decision his fellow Islanders made, Montel said: "They were trying to split up as little couples as possible and I was in a couple with Kaz. So even if I did stay, I was losing Kaz, so it was like a lose-lose situation.

"Obviously Tina is with Scott and Nas didn’t have a romantic couple. So I can see why they made that decision."

Nas Majeed

Nas was yet another Islander who received the fewest votes from the public and was therefore dumped from the villa, but he isn't leaving with any regrets.

"When Catherine and I decided to be friends it took the pressure off," he said of his journey in the All Stars villa.

"It’s not easy being in a friendship couple when you see other couples growing closer. But once the pressure was relieved, we just knew we both wanted the best for each other. It brought us closer. I was still making her an iced coffee in the morning. I don’t even drink coffee."

Olivia Hawkins

After Olivia and Marcel were voted to be the least compatible, their time in the villa was over.

Asked how she was feeling after being dumped, Olivia said: "I feel good. It's a weird feeling, horrible to leave the friendships you made behind but I’ve left with Marcel so I guess I came and I got what I wanted, so I can't complain!"

Marcel Somerville

After being dumped from the villa with Olivia, Marcel said the moment was "bittersweet".

"Being in the villa and getting to know everyone, it was a lovely time. I really enjoyed my time in there," said Marcel.

He added: "Getting to know Olivia was really nice as well. But obviously I'm gonna be back home and I’ll get to see my little boy sooner rather than later, that’s a very exciting thing for me, I can’t wait! I had a dream about him last night so I can't wait to get back and see the little man."

India Reynolds

India Reynolds became the first Islander to be dumped from the All Stars villa, and it was in truly brutal fashion.

During Sunday night’s episode, it was time for bombshell Tina Stinnes to couple up with an Islander, and this meant she’d be stealing someone from one of the girls.

As Tina chose her former season 2 co-star Scott Thomas, India was dumped from the villa.

In her post-dumping chat with Maya Jama, India told the host: "I don’t think I would have enjoyed [seeing Scott with Tina] at all. I kind of said bye, but we’d had such an awkward 24 hours, so it wasn’t like we were really good, and then I got dumped.

"It was almost like we were just starting to clear the air."

She said of Scott: "Look, I think he’s a nice guy. I’ve known him for a long time, I don’t think he’s a bad person – but I think the last day in there really put a big wedge between us."

Love Island All Stars airs Sundays to Fridays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.

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