Maya Jama puts on a VERY saucy display while keeping cool in a skimpy mini dress amid Love Island filming - after sparking fears she may bid farewell to the ITV show
Despite being scantily clad in a stunning red and gold mini dress the TV host, 30, still required a fan which was blown between her legs.
Cheeky Maya grunted in relief as she sat with her legs open, before giggling with the crew that she sounded like a woman giving birth.
The stunner looked incredible in the eye-popping outfit which boasted a racy key hole detail and hugged every inch of her sensational figure.
Taking to her Instagram Stories Maya captioned the clip: 'Don't crease the dress'.
It comes amid fears that the TV personality could ready to say farewell to the ITV dating show as her career reaches new heights elsewhere.
She got the biggest gig of her career to date when she was announced as the new presenter of Love Island in October 2022.
Maya took over from Laura Whitmore, who presented for three seasons, and has been fronting the ITV2 show ever since.
But her career has only been going from strength to strength in the years since with a booming beauty business and a rumoured role in a Netflix show.
The Bristol native has also moved on from her ex-boyfriend Stormzy and is now being romanced by Manchester City player Ruben Dias.
As her star continues to rise, it must be a concern for ITV bosses that Maya may decide to pack in the day job and quit Love Island.
The current series of the show saw its lowest launch viewing figures since 2016 with just 1.4million tuning in.
Meanwhile, Maya has no shortage of offers for other projects to keep herself busy.
Although she is known as a TV presenter, Maya's first career goal was to become an actress.
She auditioned for roles in her teens and even made it to the final round for a part in E4 teen drama Skins.
When she didn't get the part, she focused on presenting instead but it appears her acting ambitions have recently been reignited.
The star has reportedly 'landed a sizzling new role' in the second series of Guy Ritchie's gangster drama The Gentlemen.
She will reportedly play the glamorous wife of a shady associate linked to Theo James' lead character Eddie Horniman.
Filming is already underway at the stunning Badminton House in Gloucestershire - a grand estate that doubles as the fictional Halstead Manor in the series.
A source told The Sun: 'Maya is over the moon to land a role in such a massive show with Guy Ritchie at the helm.
'The Gentlemen was one of 2024's biggest series and it's such a glossy, sexy show. It's a perfect fit.'
Maya teased fans earlier this year when she posted a Netflix script on social media , followed by a cryptic photo alongside The Gentlemen star Kaya Scodelario, who plays mob boss Susie Glass in the series.
Back in January, the BBC Three Glow Up presenter revealed she had been auditioning behind the scenes for a 'dream role' and hinted she wanted to play something completely different from her bubbly TV persona.
She said: 'My dream role, I would want to be like a villain or something that's completely not like me, so then it shows that I can actually act.
'And then people would be like, wow, two different people.'
Meanwhile, Maya's beauty business MIJ Mask has been going from strength to strength.
Companies House documents show that MIJ Masks now has net assets of £313,381, up by £75,000 from 2023.
With sales rising, the eye-watering fortune adds up to her assets of £1.83million from her TV work and advertising work through MIJ & Co Entertainment.
Maya launched the bio-cellulose face mask and eye patches brand in 2021, delivering high-performance, skin-loving treatments that combine luxury ingredients with bold self-care for a radiant, confident glow.
The brand's masks range from £9.99 to £17.99, while the eye patches cost £7.99.
Maya is thought to earn £750,000 per series of Love Island while she also reportedly banked upward of £50,000 for co-hosting this year's BRIT Awards.
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