Maya Jama left stunned as Love Island star's mum admits ‘I didn't know who you were' before son joined show
MAYA Jama was left stunned when a Love Island star's mum admitted she "didn't know who the presenter was" before her son joined the show.
Host Maya, 30, looked surprised when Harry's mum made the confession on last night's Love Island: Aftersun.
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As the host chatted to Harry 's mother, she admitted that she had never watched Love Island.
She said she had no idea how the show worked, until her son was on it.
Looking at Maya, she then said: "I didn't even know who you were!"
The A-list host looked stunned by confession as she continued the interview.
Harry's mum had a lot to say last night which even saw her "disown" her son.
It came after they talked about his antics in the villa which have seen him couple up with Helena, then snog Yasmin, before deciding he really wants to be with Shakira.
Speaking about his behaviour, Harry's mum said: 'I do not recognise him.
"He just says what he wants to say and it just seems to roll off his tongue so easily.'
Harry mum then said: 'On more than one occasion I've completely disowned him. Harry who?
"How can you forget the cameras are on you?'
Maya Jama makes embarrassing blunder live on Love Island: Aftersun after suffering wardrobe malfunction
AFTERSUN SLIP UP
It was quite an eventful night on Aftersun last night, which saw a few blunders occur.
The first one happened when Maya was chatting to Love Island legend Amy Hart, influencer Ash Holme and superfan Sam Thompson about the ongoing drama in the villa.
However, during the chat she lost an earring after getting a little too excited.
The host was left scrambling after one of her shell earrings fell out of her earlobe mid-chat.
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She attempted to move the conversation to a new set of Islanders as she declared: "Onto Helena and Harry now."
But turning away from the panel, she gasped: "Oops, lost an earring".
The director was forced to cut to a wide shot of the studio instead of the usual closeup as she tried to find the accessory on the sofa.
Later Maya made another blunder when she got a guest's name wrong.
Malisha was previously dumped from the villa, after bombshell Harrison chose Toni to couple up with.
When referring to her eviction, Maya accidently referred to the star as one of the contestants who was still in the villa.
Before introducing Malisha into the studio, the presenter enthusiastically said: "Let's welcome our bombshell, queen Alima ... Malisha!"
The star waved her arms up in the air in frustration after she immediately corrected the slip up.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2.
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