Maya Jama captured attention in a sparkling gold minidress, sharing an Instagram video as she prepared to host the latest episode of Love Island on Wednesday.

The presenter, 31, displayed her figure in the striking, sequined dress, which featured a low scoop neckline. Jama appeared in good spirits as her dark, curly hair was styled in a neat half-updo. She shared the clip with her 3.3 million followers shortly after addressing social media speculation about undergoing a boob job.

Jama reiterated that her breasts are natural, stating, "I'm always defending not having had a boob job. I'm not against it in the future, but, so far, the tits are real." She expressed sympathy for those who leave such comments, questioning their motives and time.

While denying cosmetic surgery for her cleavage, Jama has undergone other cosmetic procedures, including microneedling facials for skin radiance and a sculpting facial using radiofrequency. She also regularly shares her lymphatic drainage massages, which she credits with maintaining her figure.

Previously, Jama had joked about "never beating the boob job allegations" after posting photos from the British Museum Pink Ball. In those images, she wore a floral satin dress with a corset bodice and accessorized with heels and diamond jewelry. At the time, she captioned her post: "A night at the museum. Wearing Richard Quinn. I’m never beating the boob job allegations."

Jama has been exploring new professional opportunities, including potential roles in the U.S., following her promotion for the series "The Gentlemen." Reports suggest ITV offered her the hosting position for "The Voice," but she has not yet accepted due to other commitments.

A source indicated that "The Voice" producers had discussions with Jama, but progress was stalled due to her existing schedule. Jama and her management are currently evaluating all incoming offers from networks in both the UK and the U.S.

Last week, Jama made her U.S. television debut as part of her efforts to break into the American market. In addition to hosting "Love Island UK," she has been filming "Celebrity Traitors UK" and Guy Ritchie's "The Gentlemen," which marks her acting debut in the crime comedy genre.