Reality TV heads know that nothing is better than a reunion: familiar faces rehashing some of the most ~heated~ moments across the season. That's why we're obsessed with Love Island All Stars: while it's not a reality tv show reunion in the strictest sense, it's certainly a chance for us to be reunited with our fave Love Island contestants.
The second season of Love Island All Stars brought together some of our most beloved former islanders from a range of seasons, as they battled it out for a chance to find love.
So, now that the show has come to a close, we're sleuthing out whether the series' couples are still together.
Keep scrolling for our findings on whether fan faves Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Curtis Pritchard are still together.
What happened for Ekin-Su and Curtis in the villa?
You will likely recognise Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu from the eighth series of Love Island in 2022, which she won alongside Davide Sanclimenti (the couple split up in June 2023, got back together, and then split up for good in January 2024). Since then, she's appeared in shows like Dancing On Ice, The Wheel, The Traitors US and Celebrity Big Brother.
Curtis Pritchard is a dancer and choreographer who is known for working on the Irish version of Dancing With the Stars. He appeared on the fifth season of Love Island in 2019, where he coupled with Maura Higgins.
When Curtis entered the villa, the public placed him with Kaz Crossley. However, when Ekin-Su entered as a bombshell, it was clear she had chemistry with Curtis and the duo quickly coupled up thereafter.
However, the couple faced a challenge when bombshell Danielle Sellers entered the villa and Curtis was tempted to explore the potential connection.
Despite this, they stayed together, made it to the live final and placed third in the season.
Are Ekin-Su and Curtis still together now?
Now that the couple have left the villa, it's worth asking: are Ekin-Su and Curtis still together now? The pair have been beset by 'showmance' rumours, addressing these accusations while appearing on Lorraine on 21 February.
"I would say everyone is entitled to an opinion. It’s okay if some people call it fake, showmance, real, whatever. That's okay," said Ekin-Su. "What’s important is what we feel and that’s real."
The duo have also been spotted out together at LFW, sending a message to the naysayers that they are still an item and still going strong!
