Love Island’s Davide says there should be limit on returning to show
Scott van-der-Sluis has been rumoured for Love Island: All Stars, which would be his fourth time on the franchise.
This year, a group of former Love Island stars will return to the villa for Love Island: All Stars, which will give them another chance at finding love.
While the Love Island: All Stars line-up is yet to be confirmed, a lot of contestants have been rumoured to be making a comeback – including Scott van-der-Sluis.
If he does return, it would be Scott's fourth appearance on the show, after taking part in season 10 of the UK version, season 5 of Love Island USA and the first season of Love Island Games in November 2023.
So is four times too many? Season 8 winner Davide Sanclimenti thinks so!
Asked if he thinks there should be a limit on how many times a contestant can return to the show, Davide told RadioTimes.com exclusively: "Of course. I think one time is allowed to everyone, the second one is still fine. I think the third one, no. I wouldn't go over three. Two is the maximum, probably."
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Despite this, Davide would love to return to Love Island – but in a new role, alongside his girlfriend Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, who he won the ITV2 dating show with in 2022.
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He added: "We always say we'd love to come back [to the] villa or a contest like that, but of course not a dating show. As a couple, we say it would be nice to do something together because we're just funny.
"Sometimes we feel like we want to have the cameras at home because so many funny things happen, so we just feel like it should be a reality show, our whole life in general."
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