A former TOWIE star has been tipped to take over from Maya Jama as the next host of Love Island.
Olivia Attwood, who appeared on the third season of Love Island in 2017, is among the favourites to step into the presenting role following Jama’s departure.
Attwood reached the Love Island final with Chris Hughes and has since built a television career on shows including The Only Way Is Essex, Celebs Go Dating and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
She has also fronted ITV shows including Getting Filthy Rich and The Price Of Perfection, and has appeared on the Loose Women panel since 2023.
Attwood is currently dating TOWIE star Pete Wicks following her split from footballer Bradley Dack.
Maya Jama announced her decision to leave Love Island to "throw myself into something new."
Jama, 32, has presented the series since 2023 and has also presented the Love Island: Games and Love Island: All Stars spin-offs.
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An ITV spokesperson said: "Maya has been a fantastic and much loved host on Love Island – we thank her for everything she has brought to the show over the last three years and wish her every continued success.
"We will announce plans for the forthcoming series of Love Island: All Stars in due course."
Other names rumoured to be in the running include Maura Higgins, who appeared on Love Island in 2019, and TV and radio presenter Vick Hope.
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