Maya Jama leaves ITV's Love Island for seven-figure Netflix deal
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Maya Jama stepped away from hosting ITV's Love Island UK series on November 9, 2026. She subsequently announced she was moving toward Hollywood and signed a seven-figure global deal with Netflix. Netflix praised her talent, noting they were delighted for her to be a bigger part of the streaming service.
The move represents a significant talent shift from ITV to Netflix. This acquisition by Netflix could increase its competitive position in the streaming market. The departure of a key host from Love Island could impact the program's market appeal and revenue.
Lorenzo and Robyn are participating in the cast of the reality television show Love Island, which is broadcast by ITV.