By
Lauren Windle2023-06-06T08:30:00
Source: Reuters
As series ten of Love Island kicked off yesterday, we look at the spiritual life of its host Maya Jama.
Love Island is back. After controversies, multiple suicides and body-positive protests, it’s fair to say that the world has cooled off with its rampant interest in the show. But despite a reduced viewership, the original tropical dating format still commands a comparatively large audience.
At the helm of the “summer of love” is Maya Jama, who took over as presenter from Laura Whitmore earlier this year. Her eye-catching outfits and “tell it like it is” approach made her popular with viewers. But what do we know about the 28-year-old personality’s faith?
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