Love Island boss reveals All Star cast members had ‘secret flings’ ahead of series launch

, executive producer Mike Spencer said: "There have been hook ups with this cast that have not been in the press.

"There’s people in the opening line up that I’ve been like how? What!?"

Mike also went on to say that he is sure that bombshells coming into the villa will also have stories to tell.

He admitted: "I’ve got more excited about the backstories that are going to be aired.

"There’s things I didn’t know about and I want everyone else to know about it. I want to see them on screen and see how they play out."

It comes after the producer also confirmed yesterday to The Sun that Casa will be paused this series, but to expect new twists.

He told us to still expect Casa-esque twists, and pointed out a brand new ‘hidden’ feature in the lounge.

“I don't know if you've noticed, but we have 4 hidden single beds here in the wall of the lounge,” he explained, pointing to the pull-down beds. “Make of that what you will.

"Obviously we’re not doing Casa Amor this year, but we do have four single beds, so anything can happen.”

Casa Amor will not be returning for All Stars, due to a desire to keep things unpredictable and also to accommodate the show’s shorter run.

In true Love Island style, it's thought that more former stars will storm the villa as bombshells.

However, one new line up member, Mitch, has made it clear he's got no interest in sharing a villa with his former Love Island flames Abi Moores and Ella Barnes.

Mitch said: "I’d rather it not happen. I’ll be honest, I see no
future with either Ella or Abi."