Love Island host Maya Jama hits the gym in skintight leggings ahead of flying out to South Africa for All Stars series
LOVE Island host Maya Jama stunned as she returned to the gym ahead of the new All Stars series in South Africa.
The TV presenter posed for a snap with her pilates teacher after enjoying a break from exercising over Christmas.
Maya, 29, wore a black top and leggings which she teamed with a matching black baseball cap, and wrote over her photo: “After being a slug for two weeks, I am back!”
Maya certainly deserved the break after a busy 2023 fronting the winter and summer installments of ITV2 show Love Island – before being signed up for Peacock’s US spin-off, Love Island Games in October.
She’s also rekindled her romance with rapper Stormzy who she’s just enjoyed a loved-up Christmas with.
But the couple revealed last night that they had swerved dry January.
Maya and Stormzy, 30, headed to a bar and she shared a video with the Bossy Vop rapper.
Sipping on a tall glass, she told fans as her boyfriend laughed: “Started off the day so well, we’re both in our gym kit.
“Healthy, healthy, healthy, and then, cling cling. This is a Long Island iced tea, I’m ready to get rast off!”
Love Island All Stars kicks off later this month and the cast is yet to be announced.
The show will feature single reality stars from across Love Island’s ten seasons.
Adam Collard and Kady McDermott were among the previous Islanders to have won a second chance by returning to the villa as bombshells in years.
However, Adam has hinted he could be set for a third throw of the dice.
The Love Island legend, 27, first found fame on series four back in 2018 and famously made the label “gaslighter” a new villa phrase.
In 2022 he became the first contestant to be brought back and enjoyed a whirlwind romance with Paige Thorne.
He’s now admitted he wouldn’t rule out a third appearance.
“Would I do it again? I don’t know. Never say never, I wouldn’t rule it out,” he said.
The Sun also revealed a Love Island legend has signed up after becoming a “role model” for young fans.