Love Island: All Stars recently returned to ITV, starring some of our favorite Love Island UK cast members who are giving love another shot.

This is the first time a Love Island spinoff will feature a cast of comprised solely of returning contestants. Liberty Poole, Jake Cornish, Molly Smith, Callum Jones, and many, many more returned to the South African villa along with host Maya Jama to see which couple will ultimately come out on top.

The first episode of the all-star series premiered this past Monday, Jan. 15, on ITV. New episodes air each night at 9 p.m. GMT, except for Saturdays.

Though Love Island: All Stars Season 1 has only just kicked off, there’s already loads of drama taking place in the villa — and one shocking exit.

Considering we are already three episodes into the new series, Love Island fans outside of the UK are wondering when they should expect the show to start streaming on our side of the pond. Here’s everything we know so far.

Though Hulu is home to all previous seasons of Love Island UK, Decider has received confirmation from the platform that Love Island: All-Stars will not be streaming on Hulu.

In the past, Love Island UK episodes were available to stream on Hulu a few weeks after their premiere, so fans were able to stay up to date. The first three seasons of the US version of Love Island and all four seasons of the Australian version of Love Island are still streaming on the platform.

Unfortunately, this means fans of the original series will not get to see some of their Love Island UK faves reunite. At least, not on Hulu.

For viewers located inside of the UK, Love Island: All-Stars can be streamed for free on ITVX.

Other outlets recommend using a VPN to circumvent geographical restrictions on streaming.

But do not lose hope! There is a chance the new series will stream on Peacock, where Love Island US is currently streaming, or on another US streaming service. Stay tuned for more information.