Are Grace & Luca Still Together After Love Island All Stars? Their Plans After That Shocking Bombshell
Love Island All Stars had a hefty twenty-four hours before the finale. Things were up in the air for Grace and Luca, but with their sheer determination to make it through, the couple ended up as runner-ups for the show.
Grace returned to the villa after appearing in series 12 of the UK reality dating show. She appeared as a bombshell, while Luca, who returned from series 8, had already had been sitting comfortably in the villa. The two had steamy chemistry together, with Olivia saying that the boys made her comfortable, but there was one person who” definitely stood out more than the others. They were definitely went up in the air when Olivia Hawke dropped a damning bombshell.
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A day before the finale, she allegedly “seen a text message” where Grace said she would “do whatever it takes” to win Love Island All Stars. Grace vehemently denied the accusations and insisted that she never would say that. The couple became runner-ups after Casey and Gabby won season 2.
Are Luca and Grace still together after Love Island All Stars?
Luca and Grace seem to still be going strong after leaving Love Island All Stars together. Though they haven’t personally posted on social media following their departure, their friends who posted on their behalf seem to agree that they are the loveliest couple.
She’s a winner in our eyes no matter what —we’re beyond proud of how true she’s stayed to herself and for following her heart. Bring on the next chapter of her journey and get ready to have your screens GRACED one last time,” Grace’s friend wrote on her Instagram before the finale. Meanwhile, Luca’s friend wrote, “Nothing better than seeing our boy smile again. Loving watching these two blossom ❤️.”
Before they left the villa together, Grace revealed her plans to move to London, which would bring them closer together. “I don’t want to do everything in six months and think, oh where do we go from here. I wouldn’t move in with someone after a month. So I’m doing it authentically how I would do it if I’d met them on the outside.”
