Maya Jama sent her 1.7 million Instagram followers into meltdown as she rocked a teeny yellow bikini.
The 25-year-old TV presenter and former Radio 1 star commanded attention as she tried on the microscopic item in preparation for her trip to Ibiza.
Stormzy’s ex certainly showed the grime artist exactly what he was missing as she teased every inch of her body in the stringed item.
Sizzling in the snippet, she worked her hourglass proportions for the camera in the mirrored selfie image.
Maya looked sensational as she rocked the tiny two piece (Image: mayajama/Instagram)
Maya looked seriously scorching hot as she unleashed lots of cleavage in the flesh flashing exposé.
Oozing sex appeal, she yanked up the dental-floss likened knickers high onto her hips to accentuate her gym honed body.
Proving that she doesn’t need oodles of makeup to still look stunning, Maya radiated as she opted for the bare face look.
Maya often causes quite a storm on Instagram as she parades her curves in flesh exposing items (Image: Maya Jama/Instagram)
Continuing the au natural theme, the Save Our Summer host flaunted her incredible raven hair showcasing her effortlessly wavy tresses.
She gleefully penned on the sexy image: “Ibiza tomorrow”, followed by emojis with sunglasses.
Maya who often documents her daily routine on Instagram has become most loved amongst her fans for always keeping it real.
Maya could barely contain her excitement as she took to her Instagram platform to share her glee
Getting excited for her trip, she uploaded another video as she prepared for her first trip abroad since the coronavirus lockdown restrictions had been eased.
With the excitement mounting, she took to her social media platform boasting some flamboyant summer items.
Wearing a white straw hat, a chunky gold chain and flamingo pink pair of square sunglasses she was ready to take Ibiza by storm, by the looks of things.
She hilariously told fans: “Boy trying on outfits. I’m well excited, get me out of this bumboclaat (toilet paper) country.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
