WITH the full line-up for Love Island All Stars finally announced, fans are looking forward to seeing some of their favourite lovebirds hit our screens once again.Plenty of former Islanders have gone on to secure mega-bucks brand deals and lasting fame with appearances on other TV shows such as Some, however, might end up a bit green-eyed once they hear what their fellow stars have been earning since leaving the villa.
We take a look at the fortunes and financial upsets of everyone hoping to find love once again - as well as their Instagram earnings and the net worth of this year's biggest stars.The dancer is reported to be worth a comfortable £400,000, thanks to lucrative branding deals and TV appearances - even once splashing out on a £4,000 bottle of limited-edition whiskey.He added: “Love Island kicked off everything. Because I got fat shamed on the show, I got a really lucrative 12-month contract, under six figures, with Weight Watchers.” First look inside the new Love Island villa as Maya Jama reveals couple she's 'hoping gets back together' and 'jaw-dropping bombshells'. In 2024, they launched Fint, a new investment app that the brothers have been working on for the last two years. Curtis also revealed he once invested a couple of thousand pounds into crypto - though called it his worst investment after things didn’t quite work to plan. And she’s faced a number of financial ups and downs in the years since - though she’s still managed to bring in some cash thanks to her 434,000restrictions saw her business plunged into trouble - and was left without an income as she was unable to qualify for furlough benefits.Elma posted: “If anyone wants to donate to my bank account to cheer me up, I’ll be happy to send you over my details. No time wasters please. Many thanks kind regards xx