Gabby Allen has reportedly signed up for Celebs Go Dating, but it is believed that she will have an awkward run-in with an ex-boyfriend.

The Love Island star, 33, won the All Stars spin-off with Casey O'Gorman, 29, in 2025 but they split just months after leaving the villa.

Now the pair could face an awkward run-in as it is believed that Casey has also signed up to the E4 dating show, according to The Sun.

A source told The Sun: 'Gabby is keen to see if she can find a man to go the distance with, and has turned to the Celebs Go Dating team to set her up.

'Filming starts next week and Gabby is raring to go. Her ex, Casey, is also on the show, which will no doubt make for interesting viewing.'

While it is said that the pair ended their relationship amicably, the reunion is believed to make it awkward for them to date other people.

Gabby is currently on screens as she has starred in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.

During a recent episode, she broke down in tears as she suffered a panic attack while opening up about the death of her father.

The star headed to a discussion with the directing staff on the Channel 4 show after failing the first task in the latest episode.

The show tasks famous faces with undergoing a condensed version of the SAS selection process, overseen by former special forces officers Rudy Reyeves, Jason 'Foxy' Fox, Billy Billingham and Chris Oliver.

Gabby and her fellow celebrity contestants were tasked with running across a ladder, suspended between two buildings high above the ground, all while escaping fake gun shots from the 'enemy' below.

The reality star made it halfway across the ladder before taking a tumble, failing the task, and was scolded by the directing staff for a lack of 'composure'.

It meant that she was next to be pulled aside for an interrogation by Foxy and Billy, to open up on her background before appearing on the show.

Talk soon turned to the death of Gabby's father, Mark Allen, who passed away from glioblastoma multiforme, a form of brain cancer, in January 2013.

Asked why she decided to tackle the SAS course, Gabby revealed that late father Mark, who passed away aged 54, inspired her to take on the challenge.

Breaking down in tears and struggling to breathe, she revealed: 'My dad died when I was 20 from brain cancer.

'It was a very quick turnaround from him just being normal to passing away.

'But he would have f****ng loved to have done this, absolutely loved it so the fact that I’m doing it, I want to do it because he would say, "it’s so sick" that his daughter’s doing it.

'It shows that I’m not just twinkle toes now, I’ve got a bit of grit about me.'

Reflecting on failing the task, she emotionally continued: 'Ever since I was younger, I've been pushed to be the best at whatever I've done, so when I'm not, it's hard.'

Before sending Gabby back to the camp, DS Billy offered up some comfort by telling Gabby that her 'dad would be super proud of her'.