In less than a week's time, a brand spanking new group of sexy singletons will be walking through the doors of a lavish new villa in South Africa's 'Millionaire's Row'. As fans prepare to become fully invested in the second ever winter version of Love Island, they are expecting some huge changes as Laura Whitmore will not be leading the re-couplings.
The news of Bristolian presenter Maya Jama's arrival to the show came in October, after much speculation from the press and fans of the show. Maya will be the third host to grace the screen, picking up from where Laura left off after becoming the second face of the show in 2020.
Laura filled the shoes of the late Caroline Flack, who stepped away from Love Island in December 2019, just two months prior to her untimely death. After three seasons, Laura, 37, revealed that she would be leaving Love Island, and has since revealed the reason for her decision.
