Maya Jama's net worth has reportedly surged to 'more than £2million' thanks to the fruitful profits of her beauty mask brand MIJ Mask.

The Love Island host, 30, could have enjoyed a significant career boost after the beauty label saw profits of last year going up 'nearly 25 per cent'.

Companies House documents show that MIJ Masks now has net assets of £313,381, up by £75,000 from 2023, according to The Sun. 

With sales rising, the eye-watering fortune adds up to her assets of £1.83million from her TV work and advertising work through MIJ & Co Entertainment.

Maya launched the bio-cellulose face mask and eye patches brand in 2021, delivering high-performance, skin-loving treatments that combine luxury ingredients with bold self-care for a radiant, confident glow. 

The brand's masks range from £9.99 to £17.99, while the eye patches cost £7.99.

MailOnline has contacted Maya's representatives for comment. 

Maya's career reached new heights when the star landed the full time role as Love Island’s number one presenter when Laura Whitmore stood down. 

Since then she has hosted Love Island Games, Love Island All Stars and series 11 which went out in June and July.

Maya is thought to earn £750,000 per series of Love Island while she also reportedly banked upward of £50,000 for co-hosting this year's BRIT Awards. 

However it is her brand deals where Maya will be earning much of her money after she replaced Kate Moss as the face of Rimmel London last year.

According to The Sun, Maya is said to have earned a six-figure sum as the face of hair extension brand Beauty Works while she has also took part in campaigns for the likes of Maybelline, Adidas and Gordon’s Gin and Self Portrait.  

Earlier in November of last year, Maya announced a new business venture as she has become an investor and co-owner in the Swedish plant milk company Sproud.

Maya will be the face of Sproud and a strategic advisor to the brand, which creates milk from yellow split-peas.

The brand said the drink also has a 'far lower environmental impact' than other plant milks in terms of how it is produced, and is recognised by CarbonCloud as the milk alternative with the lowest climate impact.

Speaking of her new role, Maya said: 'I'm really excited to become a co-owner of Sproud.  

'There's a lot to love – the products taste amazing, and the packaging is eye-catching, too, but ultimately I like what the company stands for in terms of health and sustainability.'

'The Swedish connection also really appealed to me. My mum is half-Swedish and I have very happy childhood memories of summers in Sweden with my grandparents.'