Maya Jama stuns in a black corset and floral Capri pants as she joins Islanders Gabby Allen and Kaz Crossley backstage ahead of Aftersun
Maya Jama looked nothing short of sensational in a figure-hugging black corset as she joined islanders Gabby Allen and Kaz Crossley backstage ahead of presenting Love Island: Aftersun.
The Love Island host, 30, teamed the chic corset with a pair of white floral Capri pants.
Maya appeared in great spirits as she caught up with All Stars Islanders Gabby, 33, and Kaz, 30, ahead of their appearance on the ITVX show.
Gabby, who won the recent series of Love Island: All Stars, looked incredible in a blue denim maxi dress as she posed for the camera.
Meanwhile, Kaz put on a racy display in a patterned plunging top and a matching mini skirt.
This year, the TV show host is drawing on a wardrobe of vintage pieces pulled from clothes designer archives.
So far, Maya has worn a vintage Versace swimsuit and a 1998 Dolce & Gabbana dress.
It comes after Maya's rumoured romance with Ruben Dias was finally confirmed, following the pair's public display of affection at KSI's Baller League event in April.
The presenter and the footballer, 28, are thought to have been secretly dating for several months after Maya first caught his eye when they met at the European Music Awards (EMAs) in November.
She has since been seen at multiple football games over the last few months, watching Dias live in action for Man City.
In April the pair were pictured for the first time together kissing and cuddling at the football event, held at the Copper Box Arena, in a video captured by The Sun.
The footage showed them with their arms around each other before he leant into her neck for a peck, with Ruben flying under the radar in casual clothes and a cap.
A source told the publication of that night: 'Maya and Ruben seemed very close, very loved up and were clearly very comfortable with each other.
'They were chatting to others around them but gravitated back to each other. They seem very happy with each other.'
It is the first time they have been seen in public since they were thought to have started dating - though Maya has often hinted at the romance by sharing snaps of flowers she has been sent.
MailOnline has contacted Maya's representatives for comment.
Their appearance at the Baller League came just one day after she supported Ruben at Wembley as his team Manchester City triumphed 2-0 against Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup.
The Love Island host took her whole family to Wembley to support him.
She shared a video on the way to the stadium as she penned 'family day out to Wembley' in the caption - while her mother Sadie and brother Omar sat in the car with her.
Maya then shared a snap of the pitch as she watched on - while her family enjoyed the atmosphere.
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