 Maura has been hailed one of the best bombshells on Love Island (Picture: ITV2) 'I'm never going to go back on to Love Island. Like no because I didn't enjoy myself, it was such an incredible experience, it changed my life, it gave me the platform I have today. 'But I feel like I've done it once and I think once is enough and I'm a bit old for that.' She continued: 'I'm not going to go back on the show, I feel like I'm really enjoying what I'm doing… I just don't really want to go backwards, I want to look forward. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 'Like not saying anything bad about people that would do it again but like each to their own but yeah just not me.' The boss of Love Island's production company, Lifted Entertainment, admitted he 'couldn't wait' for the spin-off as he teased viewers what's in store.){kind=link}
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Maura Higgins has got some bad news for fans expecting to see her on Love Island All Stars.
The international spin-off which will see Islanders from various editions of the franchise competing in various challenges will be heading to our screens very soon and Maya Jama will be front and centre as host.
While the cast for the series is yet to be confirmed, it’s been reported that Megan Barton Hanson and Curtis Pritchard have joined the programme, which will feature former stars from the UK, US and Aussie versions.