Maya Jama has taken aim at a disgusting troll who sent her an X-rated message asking her to 'drug this d**k'.
The 28-year-old Love Island host took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday to share a screenshot of the vile message with her 2.4million followers, as she admitted she had restricted his account.
The troll messaged Maya saying: "Drug this d**k," adding a blowing kiss emoji in response to a fun video she had shared singing Love Is The Only Drug by Ultra Nate.
"Morning to this man who wants his d**k drugged," Maya wrote alongside the screenshot.
She added: "He's clearly been on f***ery before hence the restricted.
"I'm def childish but to wake up on such horny smoke you hear 'loves the only drug' an make it about your willy is hilarious."
Maya didn't seem too fazed by the social media troll, however, as she later broke out a sweat at the gym.
The TV presenter posed alongside her personal trainer and revealed she is getting "in shape and ready" for the new series of Love Island.
She wore a black pair of leggings, matching sports bra and grey jacket as she flexed her arm muscles and smiled at the camera.
Maya was confirmed as the new host of the ITV show earlier this year. She will be replacing Laura Whitmore in January when the new winter series kicks off.
It comes after Laura confirmed she was stepping down from the role to pursue other projects.
Confirming the news on Instagram in a joint post with the official Love Island account, Maya uploaded a video of herself scrolling through her phone which panned out to reveal a suitcase.
The Love Island theme tune could also be heard playing in the background as she flashed a smile at the camera.
The caption read: "Okay, the rumours are true. Say hey to your brand-new #LoveIsland host @mayajama!"
Underneath Maya commented: "SO BLOODY EXCITED. GET ME ON THAT ISLAND."
Her celebrity pals, including former host Laura Whitmore, flocked to congratulate her on the new presenting gig.
"Yes girl!! So delighted for you! You’re gonna be fab," the 37-year-old wrote.
Radio 1 DJ Melvin Odoom wrote: "Congratulations miss could only have been you this is great news!"
Former Love Island stars Tasha Ghouri, Gabby Allen and Demi Jones also showed their support, along with TOWIE star Bobby Norris.
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