Revealed: The Love Island All Stars voting percentages show it was a very very close final

Love Island All Stars has come to an end. After a tense five weeks, Gabby and Casey were crowned the winners of the second series of the show. The voting percentages from the finale of Love Island All Stars have since been released, and show it was a very close call for them.

On the night, it could have been anyone who took the prize. In the end, Gabby and Casey won, with Grace and Luca in second, and Ekin-Su and Curtis in third. But just how close was it? The public vote took place over two nights, and it wasn’t a landslide victory in any way.

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Here are the Love Island All Stars voting percentages in full:

Gabby and Casey won the show with exactly a third of all votes cast. Grace and Luca weren’t far behind them, with just over 30 per cent of the votes. The majority of the rest of the votes went to third place Ekin-Su and Curtis, who bagged just over 20 per cent. Here’s the full breakdown:

• Gabby and Casey – 33.37 per cent

• Grace and Luca – 30.38 per cent

• Ekin-Su and Curtis – 21.74 per cent

• Catherine and Omar – 8.14 per cent

• Elma and Sammy – 6.36 per cent

At the bottom, Catherine and Omar had 8.14 per cent of the vote. It was pretty clear who was in last place. Elma and Sammy only had six per cent of the final votes cast.

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Speaking in her first interview after being crowned a Love Island All Stars winner, Gabby said winning the show was “so unexpected” and said she was in “complete disbelief. I was gobsmacked.”

She added: “All the couples were so strong, I don’t think you could call it! You have to take into account, we only see what we see, so we don’t know what everyone’s seen. I couldn’t believe we’d won it.”

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