Maya Jama preps for BRIT Awards: Host gives sneak peek with roller-glam
Maya Jama's fun rehearsal video reveals roller-chic vibes ahead of showtime
Maya Jama provided fans with an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek into her preparation routine ahead of the highly anticipated 2024 BRIT Awards at The O2 Arena in London on Saturday.
Scheduled to co-host the star-studded event alongside Roman Kemp, and Clara Amfo, Maya took to Instagram in the afternoon to share glimpses of her pre-show rituals.
With rollers in her hair, eye masks on, and skin care underway, the TV personality, fresh from her stint at Paris Fashion Week, offered insights into her final preparations before gracing the stage.
Expressing her excitement, she mentioned,"Off to do the final little readthrough.
Skin masks, eye prep. Doing rehearsals in my rollers as you do. Welcome to the BRIT Awards."
Meanwhile, fellow host Roman Kemp offered a peep into his dressing room, revealing his simple request: a selection of soft drinks, protein shakes, and water neatly arranged in a plastic box with ice to keep them cool.
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