Former Love Island host Laura Whitmore films new project in Morocco after Maya Jama ‘snub’

FORMER Love Island host Laura Whitmore is filming a new project in Morocco after her Maya Jama 'snub'.

The TV star stepped down as presenter of the ITV2 show in August.

Love Island returned to our screens on Monday - and Laura, 37, hasn't publicly acknowledged the programme's return.

Laura has been living her best life in the city of Marrakesh, sharing clips and pictures on her Instagram.

The telly favourite was awake to see the beautiful sunrise and then headed into her dressing room to get her make-up done.

She later filmed herself in a buggy joking around saying: "Off to the office".

Laura later headed to the market and sat down for a bite to eat at a fancy restaurant.

It is not known what the Irish beauty is filming for, but it could be for her upcoming documentary series Laura Whitmore Investigates.

It comes after Laura snubbed Love Island and new host Maya Jama, 28, after the show's launch night.

Laura failed to acknowledge the programme and Maya on any form of social media.

She joined the show in 2020 after replacing the late Caroline Flack.

The star announced she had quit just weeks after Love Island series eight wrapped up in 2022.

In October Maya was confirmed as the new Love Island host, weeks after The Sun exclusively revealed Maya had been chosen to front it.

Maya, who is Stormzy's ex, shot to fame 2014 when she presented #DriveWithMaya on Rinse FM.

She later landed various other presenting roles with BBC radio.

Maya has also worked on various TV shows including True Love or True Lies,