Who is Maya Jama? Love Island presenter prepares for another season of All Stars - The host is on the Standard’s list of the top 100 people shaping London

Love Island host Maya Jama has responded to Marcel Somerville and Gabby Allen's upcoming reunion on All Stars. The reality show's spin-off will return to screens on January 13, once again bringing together contestants from past seasons of Love Island for another chance at love.

Ahead of the premier of Love Island All Stars season two, Maya Jama has been sharing her thoughts on the line-up, as well as teasing some "jaw-dropping" bombshells. Maya, who has hosted Love Island since 2023, appeared on This Morning live from the villa in South Africa to discuss the new season of Love Island All Stars.

The Duchess' star Maya Jama is gearing up to host the second series of 'Love Island: All Stars', but going forward she is keen to explore further acting opportunities.

Maya Jama has teased potential "jaw dropping" bombshells on the new season of Love Island: All Stars. Ahead of its premiere next week, the second run of the series unveiled its cast today (January 7), with the likes of Curtis Pritchard, Marcel Somerville, Gabby Allen and Scott Thomas set to return to the villa.

As a new batch of Love Island alumni prepares to re-enter the villa for the All Stars series next Monday, show presenter Maya Jama has given a first look inside the South African villa.

Speaking on This Morning, the ITV dating show host promised the Love Island: All Stars bombshells will be "really jaw-dropping".

Love Island spinoff Love Island All Stars is back with more romance and drama as former contestants return to South Africa for a second shot at love. The show, hosted by Maya Jama, sees fan favourites,

Maya Jama was left red-faced after making an awkward blunder during an appearance on This Morning, where she accidentally compared a Love Island contestant to a frog