Maya Jama put on a busty display as she opened Love Island: Aftersun on Sunday night.
The TV presenter, 29, opened the Love Island spin-off by strutting around the London studios in a figure-hugging, crisp white dress that left little to the imagination.
Maya struck a confident pose with her hands in the air and was cheered by the studio audience.
After performing her opening monologue, she made her way to the couch and was a little worried about how she would sit.
She said: ‘Oh my God! I feel like I have to be very careful sitting on this because we don’t want to (get out of) it!’
Maya Jama put on a busty display as she opened Love Island: Aftersun on Sunday night as she walked into the London studio.
After performing her opening monologue, she made her way to the couch and was a little worried about how she would sit.
Maya opted for a natural look with her makeup and wore her dark locks in a wavy manner, which were left tousled over her shoulders.
The spin-off series began on Sunday for the first time since the main series launched last week and Maya noted how much she had “missed” hosting the show.
But the TV star managed to sit still and pout as she posed for her social media followers ahead of the broadcast.
Maya was all smiles in the stunning outfit as she prepared to interview the evening’s guests, which included former contestants Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack.
In a video posted to Instagram, Maya and Indiyah posed up a storm while reminding their followers that they were about to go on air.
Maya said: ‘We’re about to go live, Love Island – after the sun, at 10pm!’
Indiyah chimed in: ’10 pm, bitch!’
But the TV star managed to sit still and pout as she posed for her social media followers ahead of the broadcast.
Maya was all smiles in the stunning outfit as she prepared to interview the evening’s guests, which included former contestants Amy Hart and Indiyah Polack.
Molly Smith and Tom Clare (pictured) won Love Island: All Stars earlier this year and seemed excited to return for the spin-off show.
At one point, Maya was sitting with Love Island: All Stars winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare.
For that series, the companion show was scrapped entirely because bosses wanted to present a “different” feel.
Following the release of Aftersun this time around, Maya noted how much she had “missed” doing the show.
He also noted that it appears this is the “quickest” it has taken for the drama to begin in the Mallorca villa throughout the show’s history.
Musical theater enthusiast Amy Hart, who competed on Love Island in 2019, was one of the guests when the spin-off returned.
In a video posted to Instagram, Maya and former contestant Indiyah Polack posed up a storm as they reminded their followers that they were about to go on air.