Love Island: All Stars sees Scott Thomas and Josh Hall voluntarily depart the villa

The second series of the ITV2 reality show spin-off has already seen the voluntary departure of Scott Thomas, who was a contestant in season two of Love Island.

Love Island: All Stars contestant Luke Hall has become the second Islander to voluntarily leave the show.

The 27-year-old former estate agent, who was a runner-up in series nine of the main show, announced his decision to depart during Monday’s episode.

During the All Stars programme, Hall has been paired with Danielle Sellers, who had been on the third series in 2017.

Sellers had recently made a connection with ballroom dancer Curtis Pritchard and in the most recent recoupling, Pritchard chose 2022 Love Island winner Ekin-Su Culculoglu, while Hall chose Sellers.

Speaking to host Maya Jama, Hall said: “Those boys in there are amazing, the girls in there are amazing. They’re just not the girls for me.”

Hall, who lost his sight in one eye while playing football when he was eight, is also a celebrity ambassador for the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB).

During Sunday’s episode of Love Island: All Stars, Scott Thomas said he had to “be true” to himself, and leave the show following a split from fellow season two contestant Tina Stinnes.

Stinnes was comforted by some of the women before a row broke out between a group of Islanders over Thomas’s decision to break up with her.

“If you’re not happy, Scott, then go home, babe,” contestant Elma Pazar told Thomas in a heated exchange.

– Love Island: All Stars continues on ITV2 and ITVX.