Maya Jama steps down as Love Island host after three years
The presenter announced her exit on Instagram, and ITV thanked her for her work on the show.
Maya Jama announced her exit from Love Island on Instagram, posting a reel of highlights from her three years fronting the ITV dating show.
Jama said it was time to try something new, thanked the fans and the production team, and said she would keep supporting the show from the sidelines.
She took over from Laura Whitmore in 2023 and put her run at nine series in the post.
ITV said she had been a fantastic and much-loved host and wished her continued success.
The news follows Jama's run on the BBC's Celebrity Traitors, where she was one of the traitors and lasted all the way to the final.
Before Love Island, she built her career in radio and television. She moved to London at 16 to work in entertainment and went on to present on BBC Radio 1. In 2017 she became the youngest person to co-host the MOBO Awards, alongside Marvin Humes.
