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Maya Jama has announced a deal with Netflix after saying she would leave *Love Island* following nine seasons as presenter. She has not yet disclosed what she will work on for the streamer.
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Maya Jama has announced a deal with Netflix, days after saying she was leaving *Love Island* following nine seasons as its presenter. She shared the news on Instagram, reposting an article by *Variety*.
“I’m absolutely thrilled to be working with Netflix! There are some really fun things coming and I can’t wait for everyone to see what we’ve been working on,” Jama said in a press release, according to Nieuws.nl. She added that she could not reveal much yet but was looking forward to “this next chapter”. No details of the projects were given.
Jama, 32, has presented *Love Island* since 2023. She has also appeared on the British programme *Celebrity Traitors* and made her acting debut in Netflix’s *The Gentlemen*.
Her departure from *Love Island* comes after three years in the role. Jama’s announcement that she was leaving the show said she wanted to pursue something new.
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