Maya Jama has denied she has any plans to stop presenting Love Island after reports suggesting Maura Higgins is being lined up as her replacement. The 30-year-old has hosted the reality series since last year but, according to The Sun, she may step down ...

TV presenter Maya Jama was rumoured to be leaving Love Island after landing the role in January 2023 when Laura Whitmore moved on from the ITV reality dating show

Maura Higgins is rumoured to take over Maya Jama’s Love Island hosting gig after next summer’s season. TV sources say the Longford lady could offer a “unique perspective” on the reality dating show after appearing as a contestant on Series 5 in 2019.

Irish TV presenter Maura Higgins is being tipped as the new face of Love Island, and is expected to replace Maya Jama who is reportedly set to leave the show.

Maya Jama 'to quit Love Island' with Maura Higgins lined up as replacement - The 30-year-old has hosted the reality series since last year but may step down after the 2025 summer series

Maya Jama has dismissed rumours that she will be replaced as the host of Love Island by Maura Higgins. The 30-year-old presenter, who took over from Laura Whitmore in January 2023, took to Instagram to announce she has no plans to leave the ITV reality dating show.