Maya Jama reveals the big difference between male contestants on Love Island and Love Island: All Stars - after addressing Ruben Dias romance rumours

Her glamorous entrances have often turned heads in the villa. 

And Love Island host Maya Jama, 30, recently admitted she can't resist a flirt with 'fit' castaways as she revealed the one big difference between Love Island and Love Island: All Stars male contestants. 

The 72 cameras in the villa have often captured the contestants' jaws dropping as they react to her infamous slow-motion walks into the house. 

But Maya, who is rumoured to be dating footballer Ruben Dias, has said the feeling goes both ways. 

'I do notice it - but my jaw is open for them too!' laughs Maya. 'I say "you lot look fit" they just cut those bits out.' 

She added: 'The compliments are returned honestly. I do actually say it back to them but it's not part of (the show). The All Stars flirt less with me actually because I've seen them out before. But I do chuckle.' 

Love Island: All Stars kicks off on January 13th at 9pm and ahead of the show Maya posed up a storm with the former contestants in a tropical island-themed shoot. 

Olivia Hawkins, Kaz Crossley, Luca Bish, and Scott Thomas are among those hoping for better luck the second time around. 

However, fans are more interested in Maya's love life after she was spotted enjoying dinner with Portuguese footballer Ruben, 27, in Ibiza on New Year's Eve following her split from British rapper Stormzy, 31.

Ruben fuelled speculation further when he shared an Instagram post with a slew of photos from his New Year celebrations. 

The compilation included a snap of two people gazing at a sunset with their backs to the camera and their faces obscured, which fans became convinced was Maya. 

However, the Masked Singer star has shown an eagerness to keep the relationship private, previously hitting out at a troll for making comments about her love life earlier this week.

And as she prepares for the launch of a new series of Love Island: All Stars, Maya reiterated her desire to keep the focus on the romantic entanglements of the Islanders, rather than her own.

Speaking at the lavish villa in South Africa, she said: 'Even before Love Island, people were interested in my love life, so I’m used to it.'

The brunette beauty insisted: 'This time it’s not about my love life, it’s about theirs — let’s focus on the Islanders.'

However, Maya was willing to use some of her dating expertise to help out this year's cast and revealed her top tips for making the first move on a crush.

She advised: 'Don’t be shy to hit on people or get your feelings out there, because you never know what’s going to happen and someone else could come in and steal your partner — so just go for it and don’t hold back. No long games, and take action.'

It comes after Maya broke her silence on her rumoured romance with Ruben as she hit out at a troll on social media. 

One user had penned a tweet about people who 'sit on the net all day and obsess about people they don't know and their relationships'.

Maya quoted their tweet with screenshots of earlier posts from the same user, where they reacted to news of her romance with Ruben by writing: 'She don't rest' and that 'women who jump from relationship to relationship are scary'.

Hitting back, the presenter simply wrote: 'Oh.. but ..' alongside two laughing emojis.

A source told The Sun: 'Maya and Ruben swapped details at the EMAs and have chatted since, but things went up a gear in early December.

'When Ruben got injured and had to miss the congested New Year fixtures, he jumped at the chance to see in 2025 with Maya in Spain. Spending New Year's Eve together was a real step forward in their relationship.

'They get on really well and obviously make a gorgeous couple, but it's early days.' 

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Maya Jama and Ruben Dias for comment.