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Love Island is back on our screens, and presenter Maya Jama has confirmed she’s a Christian
Sophie Dianne explores the unexpected intersections between Love Island host Maya Jama’s glittering career, her complicated past, and her quiet yet persistent faith.
When I think of Love Island, Sodom and Gomorrah pops into my mind, but love it of loath it, the show has returned for its 12th season, with viewing figures of 1.4 million, proving that the tropical dating format, is still in high demand, despite earlier controversies. Maya Jama has remained at the helm, with her provocative outfits and blunt approach, that have proven popular with audiences.
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