Maya Jama looks incredible in tiny bikini as she snuggles up to boyfriend Ruben Dias on deck of luxury yacht
MAYA Jama looked sensational as he cuddled up to her boyfriend Ruben Dias on a luxury yacht.
The Love Island host, 30, soaked up the sun in a black and white bikini while enjoying a luxury getaway with her footballer beau.
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The pair were spotted enjoying time together on the stunning Amalfi Coast.
The Manchester City star, 28, put his muscular physique on display as he sunbathed topless and wore a pair of black swim shorts.
The glamorous couple appeared smitten as they relaxed aboard the lavish yacht.
Maya showed off her incredible figure in the strappy two-piece.
She was seen enjoying the views from the deck before using her phone to take photos of Ruben having fun on a jet ski.
He then returned the favour took pictures of Maya as she gracefully dived into the sea - which she later posted on her Instagram account.
The pair looked loved-up as they lay next to one another in the sun.
The TV presenter and the Man City defender are enjoying a break in Italy before she gets to work on the hit ITV2 dating show.
Posting images from their boat trip, Maya wrote: 'Amalfi coasting,' next to snaps from their excursion.
Maya Jama FINALLY posts boyfriend Ruben Dias on Instagram as she reveals romantic holiday together ahead of Love Island
In the other pictures, Maya is seen showing off her incredible figure in a thong bikini.
There is also a video, seemingly taken by Ruben, which sees her diving into the water as he looks on.
Her fans rushed to comment on the pictures, telling Maya how happy she looked with the Portuguese footballer - who has won four Premier League titles with Man City.
The pair have been dating since last year with the relationship said to be hotting up over the past few weeks.
Earlier in the week, Maya uploaded a short clip and wrote: "perv cam," as Ruben was seen putting on his sun cream while in swimming shorts.
Last month, we told how Maya had introduced Ruben to her mum Bernadette, with sources saying they are ' getting more serious '.
Maya also revealed in March she was taking Portuguese lessons.
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