Maya Jama wows in a cut-out latex dress and a slinky satin gown as she looks at Love Island outfits

Maya Jama wowed in a cutout latex dress and a skintight satin gown as she reminisced about her Love Island outfits on Wednesday.

The dating show host, 28, admitted she was ready to return to a “non-glamorous” version of herself while sharing a series of snaps on Instagram.

She looked amazing in behind the scenes shots as she smiled as she touched up her makeup.

Later, Maya changed into a sea-themed sequin mini dress by Clio Peppiatt that featured a feather trim.

The presenter was having the time of her life when she joined a crew member in a golf cart and headed to the South African village.

Looking back: The dating show host admitted she was ready to go back to a ‘non-glamorous’ version of herself while sharing a series of snaps on Instagram

Sharing another photo for the After Sun studio, Maya posed in a leather-look halter neck jumpsuit with flared pants.

Beneath the post, he wrote: “Couldn’t fit it all into 10 touches and ready to go back to unglamorous now but pics from past seasons look and stuff that didn’t get posted… best timing can’t wait” . to do it all in the summer.’

It comes after Maya hit out at an internet troll who took to Twitter this week to criticize her looks and body.

The Love Island host was tweeted by the user who accused her of having ‘silicone filled’ breasts and suggested she had been under the knife.

But setting the record straight, the media personality made sure she was completely natural while branding the user a ‘wallad’.

Many ITV2 viewers have been wowed by Maya’s stunning array of looks over the last few weeks when she appeared on screen.

But one social media user took a more negative approach, even deciding to compare her to previous Love Island host Laura Whitmore.

They shared on Twitter: ‘Maya Jama looks so fake why fill your boobs with silicone, so unnatural.’ Surely men don’t like her very much and her voice is horrible. I don’t know why people think that she is better than the previous host.

Radiant: She looked amazing in behind-the-scenes shots as she smiled as she touched up her makeup.

Fun: Maya then changed into a sea-themed sequin mini dress by Clio Peppiatt that featured a feather trim

Stunning: She styled her hair with feathered bangs for a look

Stylish: Sharing another photo for the After Sun studio, Maya posed in a leather-look jumpsuit

Resplendent: The one-piece suit featured a halter neck design and flared pants.

But not amused by the demeaning comments, Maya teased a Tweet of her own while claiming it was natural.

The brunette wrote: “My boobs are real you Wallop,” with the slang slur used meaning “a foolish man.”

Other social media users also stood by the presenter when they defended her and criticized the troll, writing: “Interesting choice to comment on this publicly and reference a past presenter.” All that’s missing is a #bekind for complete irony.

“There were many opportunities for you to stop writing, please consider taking them next time,” they continued.

While another echoed: “Ignore that silly comment @MayaJama, you’re absolutely gorgeous and your voice is gorgeous.” In addition to a kind and kind-hearted person.

Beneath the post, she wrote: ‘I couldn’t fit it all into 10 touches and I’m ready to go back to unglamorous now but photos from past seasons show up and things that didn’t get posted…

I’ll be back soon: added: “The best time can’t wait to do it all in the summer”

Cute: In another photo, Maya shared a sweet note from the crew on one of her flights to South Africa

Maya has previously shared that she developed late and ‘prayed’ for bigger breasts during her youth.

Speaking on the TTYA Talks podcast in 2020, he admitted:’I used to pray, “Can my boobs grow?” and I grew them. So I thought, “Oh my gosh, he’s listening.”

Maya turned up the heat in January when she arrived in South Africa to headline the ITV2 dating show for the first time.

She garnered a mountain of support from fans for the introductory season, who called her the “perfect” fit for the show.