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Laura Whitmore will be replaced as host of “Love Island” by Maya Jama

Laura Whitmore will be replaced as host of "Love Island" by Maya Jama

Maya Jama will take over as host of the dating game show, according to the Love Island organizers. The upcoming winter season will begin in January 2023 after a two-year gap due to the epidemic.

The British presenter could be seen in the Instagram video browsing through her phone, drinking from a bottle, while flaunting her luggage bag.

According to the video’s commentary, Maya Jama is going to be the new host of Love Island. The Irish model Laura Whitmore, who has hosted Love Island since January 2020, will be replaced by Maya.

Laura Whitmore will be replaced as host of "Love Island" by Maya Jama

Laura expressed her excitement for Maya being the upcoming Love Island host in a comment on the Instagram photo, saying that she would be fantastic in the position. Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer, a sports-comedy game show on BBC One, featured Maya as a presenter alongside Peter Crouch and Alex Home. Additionally, she hosted the game show Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up on BBC Three.

Paul Mortimer, the director of ITV, commented on Maya’s participation in the dating game show and noted that replacing Laura was not at all simple. Paul did, however, add that Maya was a good addition to Love Island because she loved the show and was also gorgeous, endearing, and engaging. Paul said that having Maya on board has made the whole team happy.

More About Maya Jama

Maya Indea Jama, an English tv, radio, as well as a DJ presenter, was born on August 14, 1994. She co-presented Peter Crouch: Save Our Summer on BBC One with Peter Crouch and Alex Horne, and she’s going to host Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star on BBC Three beginning with the third series.

From 2015 to 2017, Jama co-hosted Trending Live! on 4Music. In 2018, she co-hosted True Love or True Lies on MTV. Moreover, she co-hosted the first season of The Circle with Alice Levine on Channel 4. From 2014 to 2017, Jama hosted #DriveWithMaya on Rinse FM. From 2018 to 2020, she co-hosted Radio 1’s Greatest Hits and aired her own show, Maya Jama, on BBC Radio 1. She was named the next host of ITV2’s Love Island, a dating reality show, in 2022.

Jama was born and brought up in Bristol, where she went to Cotham School. On her mother’s side, she seems to be of Swedish descent, while on her father’s side, she seems to be of Somali descent. Jama was given the name Maya Angelou by her mother Sadie, who was 19 at the time of Jama’s birth.

Maya Jama: Relationship Status

On December 18, 2022, NBA basketball player Ben Simmons proposed to Maya. But after a few blissful months as almost-newlyweds, sources claimed in July 2022 that the couple had called off their engagement.

They said the separation was brought on by their desire to focus on their individual careers, with Maya forced to split her schedule between the UK and the US, where her fiancé resides.

What Is Maya Jama’s Net Worth?

According to reports, she is estimated to be worth £1.5 million. With her new position as the Love Island host, there is little question that this will get worse. It was estimated that Laura Whitmore, a former ITV2 personality, made roughly £600,000 presenting the show.

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