Love Island aficionados have been speculating on why the beloved Casa Amor segment was absent from the All Stars series, with fans taking to social media to share their theories.

On platforms like Twitter, eager viewers voiced their thoughts, offering insights into the possible reasons behind the decision. One user speculated that the absence of Casa Amor might be a strategic move to preserve potential contestants for future series, suggesting, “They don’t want to use up all the Love Island cast as they’re planning another series.”

Another user echoed this sentiment, suggesting that the show’s creators might be reserving some Islanders for future editions of the All Stars series, writing, “Think they’re going to have another All Stars series and want to save some of the Islanders for that.”

A third user proposed a similar idea, implying that the limited availability of past Love Island stars could be a factor, saying, “They need all past Love Island stars so probably not enough old Love Island cast to do this every year.”

Casa Amor, known for introducing new Islanders to challenge existing couples, has been a staple of Love Island seasons. However, its absence in the All Stars edition left fans wondering about the show’s direction.

Despite the omission of Casa Amor, the All Stars Mix still featured a lineup of iconic past Islanders, including Georgia Harrison, Tom Clare, Molly Smith, Callum Jones, and Anton Dayluk. Notably, Molly and Tom emerged as the winners of the series, followed by Callum and Jess Gale in second place, and Sophie Piper and Josh Ritchie in third.