Maya Jama says 'I’ll be as involved as I can' as Love Island fans make airtime comparison

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Keke2089421015 said: “Maya back already ?? Laura would of been on a plane home by now.” (sic)MissLSW added: “Maya's already had more screen time in 1 episode than Laura did in 1 season.”Aaron_Bumby tweeted: “I swear Maya Jama has already spent more time in the Villa than Laura Whitmore did for the whole of last season #loveisland.”AaliyahCHarry typed: “Maya is doing her JOB.Two appearances in the first episode?

She said you WILL see these looks. #LoveIsland.”Maya took over as host from Laura, who announced she was stepping down from the role back in August.Maya will also host the usual summer edition in Majorca later in the year.In a first-look teaser released last month, she appeared with brunette wavy locks and wearing a glittery jumpsuit, seemingly adorned with a sketch of Cupid’s arrow.Also featured was a pink velvet, bejewelled bucking bronco, with the new host ready to encourage those hoping to find their perfect match to “grab love by the horns”.But Maya’s addition to the Love Island team is not the only shakeup ITV are introducing this year, as the broadcaster has put a series of safeguarding measures in place.For the first time, contestants this series had to disable their social media accounts during their time on the show in a bid to protect both them and their families from online abuse.Contestants also received “guidance and training” around “mutually respectful behaviour in relationships”, after the most recent series prompted thousands of complaints to broadcasting watchdog Ofcom.Many of the complaints related to “alleged misogynistic and bullying behaviour” although they were not upheld.The new measures have been introduced as part of ITV’s duty of care measures for 2023.Islanders will continue to be.