Maya Jama reveals unseen Love Island final pics from behind the scenes as she drinks champagne on a boat

MAYA Jama has revealed unseen Love Island final snaps from behind the scenes.

Last night's episode of the ITV2 show saw the final four couples battle it for the £50k cash prize, with Mimii Ngulube and Josh Oyinsan eventually being crowned champions.

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Taking to Instagram on Tuesday (July 30), Maya shared a carousel of behind-the-scenes shots.

In one photo, the Love Island host looked stunning as she posed on a boat with the golden sun warming her skin.

This was followed by another snap of her enjoying a glass of champagne with the ITV camera crew on the boat.

The 29-year-old looked radiant in yet another snap as her hair and makeup team prepared her while she wore a black, figure-hugging leather dress.

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Another photo captured her standing between Love Island 2024 winners Mimii and Josh.

Maya captioned the post: "Love Island Live Final 2024. Had fun with it 'Local & Global'"

Fans took to the comments to congratulate the star on yet another successful series.

One person said: "Smashed it as usual."

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"Did amazing form the start of the season till end," a second echoed.

Another commented: "Absolutely killed it as always."

A fourth gushed: "You did amazing, so so proud. you looked gorgeous."

Maya has been the host of Love Island after she took over the role when Laura Whitmore quit the ITV2 show in 2023.

Laura was announced as a temporary presenter of the show, as well as its spin-off series Aftersun, in 2020.

The move was made permanent after the death of Caroline Flack, the original host.