Maya Jama sparkles in rainbow swimming costume after swapping Love Island for Ibiza
MAYA Jama reaches for the skies in a rainbow swimming costume after swapping Love Island for the Party Isle.
The presenter, who turned 31 last week, posed in the sun during a getaway trip to Ibiza.
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Maya Jama reaches for the skies in a rainbow swimming costume
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Presenter Maya posed in the sun during a getaway trip to Ibiza
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In-demand presenter Maya hosting Love Island
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Alongside the image, which she posted on her Instagram site, she referenced her star sign by writing: 'Never ending leo season.'
We recently revealed how ITV chiefs hope to tempt Maya Jama into staying on as Love Island presenter with a deal reputed to be worth nearly £2million.
Impressed execs are desperate to keep the glam 30-year-old amid reports she is being courted by suitors such as Netflix.
Sources say ITV are willing to offer her more than £800,000 to host the main series in the summer, and the same amount to host the All Stars version of the show in the winter.
And there would be extra cash for her role on the After Sun show which goes out on ITV2 after the main Love Island programme.
A source said: 'Maya is a huge hit with fans and the bosses.
'ITV are desperate not to lose her.
'They're acutely aware that she's being offered lucrative work with other companies such as Netflix.
'She's hugely in demand.
'Maya is proud to be part of Love Island and bosses want her to continue with the series for the All Stars and summer format.
TV star Maya Jima offered staggering 8-figure salary by ITV to stay as Love Island host amid Netflix interest in her
'It is still early days but bosses are preparing an extremely good package for Maya that she would find hard to turn down.'
The Bristol-born star began hosting the steamy series in 2023 after taking over from Laura Whitmore.
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