A former Love Island contestant is teaming up with a Made in Chelsea star to host a podcast and sister show for the hit ITV dating programme. Indiyah Polak and Sam Thompson have been unveiled as the new hosts of the Morning After podcast by the broadcaster.
It has also been confirmed the duo will also be on the panel alongside Bristol's Maya Jama - who has replaced Laura Whitmore as Love Island's host - on the show's sister show Aftersun. The announcement comes as the winter edition of Love Island prepares to make its big return to ITV2 on January 16.
Indiyah described it as a "pinch me moment'. Last year, Indiyah found love in the villa when she met Dami Hope during the summer series.
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When the winter series kicks off on January 16, Indiyah and Sam will be giving their unfiltered thoughts on the latest couplings, dumpings and bombshell antics. Indiyah and Sam will interview past Islanders from all across the show's nine series on the popular podcast, Love Island: The Morning After, which is produced by Listen.
Indiyah shared on Instagram: "WHAT A WAY TO START THE YEAR!!! Super excited to announce that I’m the newest Love Island Podcast host with the amazing @samthompsonuk not only that but an Aftersun panellist alongside @mayajama and Sam honestly such a pinch me moment to be back on your screens again!!! Ready for the ride and all the drama."
Indiyah's Love Island match Dami commented: "Back on our screens again frrrrr."
Maya Jama added "let’s gooo" followed by a fire and love heart emoji.
Someone else shared: "She has that presenter voice! This is perfect."
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