Love Island 2023: Who are the presenters?

Love Island is to return for its latest series as 10 more singletons get to spend the summer in a Majorcan villa looking for love.

The tenth series of the ITV show gets underway on Monday, June 5, and is expected to be on air for around eight weeks.

Returning as host, who will preside over all of the villa action, is Maya Jama. Maya will also be the presenter of Love Island: Aftersun, live from London each Sunday night.

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The companion show will air after Love Island and catch up with islanders as they leave the villa - getting first-hand interviews from family, celebrity fans and ex-islanders plus airing exclusive unseen footage.

Maya, 28, previously worked as a DJ for BBC Radio 1 and has appeared as a host and presenter on a number of TV shows including Walk the Line, The Circle, and Glow Up: Britain's Next Make-Up Star.

She has also appeared in Celebrity Gogglebox, Loose Women, Celebrity Juice and on Soccer Aid. She has previously been in a relationship with rapper Stormzy and NBA player Ben Simmons.

Maya took over Love Island presenting duties from Laura Whitmore in January 2023 and this will be her second series as host.

Ahead of the new Love Island series, Maya said: "It feels so exciting (to be back), I was full of nerves for my first series because I was wondering what it would be like. Now, I know I feel really ready and excited, I just can't wait to get started! Now there’s a bit more of an expectation, I just want to make sure that I live up to that expectation again…. The pressure is on for my stylist because the dresses did very well last series."

She added: "I love being able to have a bit more of a