Maya Jama flaunts her washboard abs in a crochet bralette and midi skirt as she poses for sizzling snaps in South Africa for Love Island: All Stars

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By CAROLINE PEACOCK, SHOWBUSINESS REPORTER

Published: 21:27 GMT, 29 January 2026 | Updated: 23:54 GMT, 29 January 2026

Maya Jama flaunted her washboard abs as she posed for a series of sizzling snaps on Instagram on Thursday.

The presenter, 31, is currently in South Africa while hosting Love Island: All Stars.

Taking to social media, Maya turned heads in a yellow crochet bralette teamed with a blue midi skirt that showed off her sensational figure.

She then slipped into a striking yellow leather co-ord, elevating the look with eye-catching pink heels.

Captioning the post, she wrote: 'Last 24hrs in yellow.'

It comes after Love Island: All Stars sparked welfare concerns after eleven islanders have broken down in tears on the ITV2 show - with concerned fans ranting 'what are they putting them through?!'

Maya Jama flaunted her washboard abs as she posed for a series of sizzling snaps on Instagram on Thursday

Taking to social media, the presenter, 31, turned heads in a yellow crochet bralette teamed with a blue midi skirt that showed off her sensational figure.

Since the ITV2 show hit our screens earlier this month there has been plenty of drama involving the former Love Island stars.

The latest instalment of the programme saw a lot of the stars get emotional, including Millie Court crying to her man Curtis Pritchard about her ex Liam Reardon.

She explained that she wanted to take a step back from getting to know the dancer, which then made Curtis very emotional.

Curtis then started crying to Jack Keating about the situation in the garden.

Not only that, Tommy Bradley and Samie Elishi broke down when it was revealed that Shaq Muhammad and Jess Harding were dumped from the villa.

But even more islanders broke down in what is shaping up to be the most emotionally turbulent season ever.

AJ Bunker got upset when Shaq told her to be less physically affectionate, Helena got emotional on day two after telling the girls she always feels like 'one of the boys', and Belle cried after admitted that she didn't want to treat her potential new man in a bad way.

Lucinda has cried because she upset Samie about Ciaran Davies, Sean has got upset a number of times after drama with Scott van-der-Sluis, and Shaq cried over his feelings towards Belle.

She then slipped into a striking yellow leather co-ord, elevating the look with eye-catching pink heels

Captioning the post, she wrote: 'Last 24hrs in yellow'

Many have taken to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their thoughts.

'How much sleep are those islanders getting at night? Cause the way everyone is crying and emotional…AJ Millie Jess Helena Belle Samie Lucinda Curtis Sean Shaq Tommy.'

'Why is everyone crying?? Is venus in retrograde because it is giving Crya Amor #LoveIslandAllStars #loveisland #LoveIslandUK.'

'Have they given them more alcohol than usual why is everyone always crying it’s getting to a point #loveisland #loveislandallstars.'

'Why’s someone crying every single episode #LoveIsland.'

'They should do more active challenges instead of just random questions around the fire pit. This is so boring and what r u putting these islanders thru to keep crying #LoveIsland.'

It comes after Love Island: All Stars sparked welfare concerns after ELEVEN islanders have broken down in tears on the ITV2show - and concerned fans have ranted 'what are they putting them through?!'

Since the ITV2 show hit our screens earlier this month, there has been plenty of drama involving the former Love Island stars

Tommy Bradley and Samie Elishi broke down when it was revealed that Shaq Muhammad and Jess Harding were dumped from the villa

'What the f*** are they supplying in there water? Like every episode someone is crying ! #loveislandallstars #LoveIsland.'

'This villa has not gone 24 hours without someone crying.'

'On a real Love Island need to check on the islanders because why are they all crying? '

An ITV spokesperson told Daily Mail: 'The emotional wellbeing of all Islanders is paramount.

'Dedicated welfare producers monitor and speak with them all privately one-to-one, and psychological support is available 24/7.

'Islanders are therefore fully supported by both on-site professionals and their friends in the Villa.'