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Inside Love Island presenter Maya Jama’s incredible London home with huge kitchen and roof terrace
MAYA Jama's beautiful West London home features a massive kitchen and huge four poster bed.
The TV presenter, who has been impressing fans as the new host of Love Island, has given fans a glimpse inside her pad on Instagram.
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Maya, 28, hopped on the white kitchen table top as she posed alongside two giant bunches of flowers.
The kitchen had chic chrome fittings and a matching designer toaster.
The walls are decorated with arty pictures with black frames in keeping with the monochrome colour scheme.
She also gave fans a glimpse inside her bedroom with a romantic four poster bed.
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The former BBC Radio One presenter had a huge teddy bear on her bed too.
A huge mirror with a plush brass frame hung in the landing where she posed in her black silk PJs.
The walls were painted in block colours black and white either side of the wooden stair case.
However, Maya's feet are barely touching the ground as she flies too and from South Africa to film Love Island.
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The in-demand presenter made her debut as the new Love Island host for the winter series on January 16.
Maya is a presenter of Somali and Swedish descent who was born in August 1994.
She was named after civil-rights activist and celebrated poet Maya Angelou because her mum read the famous poem, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, during her pregnancy.
Maya made the move from Bristol to London aged 16 to pursue her broadcasting career, and set up her own YouTube channel as well as landing a gig as a presenter for JumpOff TV.
Maya then became the host of MTV's The Wrap Up, before moving on to host MTV Essentials and MTV News.
She gained more and more popularity over the years by sharing funny videos on Insatgram and then when she hosted a travelogue called Copa 90's Maya's Fifa World Cup Cities during the 2014 World Cup.
In 2019 she became the new host of BBC Three's Glow Up after taking over from Stacey Dooley.
Maya hosted the Friday and Saturday 10 am-1 pm shows on BBC Radio 1 before leaving in May 2020.
She also fronted the first series of Channel 4's The Circle alongside Alice Levine.
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