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I would say that the secret to a great house party, first and foremost, is inviting a good group of people," she said. "I love my friends and enjoy having them around, so that's always the start to a great night. Also, good music is important – it helps to create the right vibe for the evening!" As well as the physical benefits of working out, Maya told Stylist that the positive impact on her mental health is a real driver to get into the gym. "I just think [working out] helps your mental health so much anyway – there’s a difference in how I feel if I go out and do some exercise versus just staying in bed all day," she said. "I notice how it impacts my brain and how I’m feeling." Group sesh is best

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I throw a big Halloween party every year – it’s just a fun time for people to dress up and let their hair down! I’m so excited about this year too, it’ll be hosted in partnership with Gordon’s Premium Pink and it’s going to be incredible," she said. I love being the host, but I know what I’m great at (making the drinks and being on playlist duty) so I make sure my guests know that it’s not gonna be gourmet dishes when they come round," she said.If you didn't know by now, Maya is the queen of Halloween parties, with the Love Island host throwing one every year. For Maya the signature drink she always offers guests has to be the Gordon's Pink Paloma, because "it’s really easy to make and has a tangy and refreshing taste." Glow Up caters more to BBC Three’s younger demographic and, as it rolls into its third season, it is clear to see why. Veteran makeup artists and judges Val Garland and Dominic Skinner remain on the show, with 26-year-old presenter Maya Jama replacing Stacey Dooley – a more natural choice of bubbly presenter and supportive sister to the young contestants. “I don’t know how involved you’re supposed to get in these jobs with people,” she says, fresh-faced and glowing in her sports bra, as she tries to fit in some home workouts between interviews. “We cried at points; it was emotional. Maybe it would have been different if it wasn’t a pandemic because everyone goes home and lives their lives separately, but because it was our whole life for that month and a half, you put your all into it.” Part of Glow Up’s charm is the wholesome, inclusive content. The format is designed to focus on the contestants and their work with very little bitchiness between them. But Judge Val serves as the competition enforcer, making sure there is an element of pressure to keep contestants on their toes. She deftly dodges a question about which makeup artists (MUAs) she likes most. “For me, it’s very important that I give everyone the same sort of attention because it would be unfair to have favourites,” she says, diplomatically. It would be a stretch to call her the bad cop to Dom’s good cop, but she brings the necessary discipline and trepidation needed for TV, which also translates into real world professionalism required to work in the industry.

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So who makes the all important guest list? Well Maya's friendship group is always on the go, but "depending on where everyone is I’ll always invite Chynon, Letitia, Rhea, Jordan [Stephens], Abuk, Tiffany [Calver], Chunkz and Filly. They’re all such good vibes!" Karaoke is an essential for every party Gordon’ s Premium Pink is proud to announce a new long-term partnership with famed British television star Maya Jama, titled ‘Clink with Pink’. The charismatic broadcaster was selected to take on the creative role to work with the world’s favourite gin brand to bring friends together and celebrate with the Gordon’s Premium Pink range. Jama has a unique ability to bring people together authentically and has consistently worked on shows that have shaped the national conversation. We can all admit that motivating yourself to work out isn't always the easiest, which is why many of us – like Maya – prefer to exercise as a group, which adds a level of accountability.Before you begin thinking about food, drink or music, Maya suggests the most essential part of any party is who is invited. A great host is someone that caters to the needs of all their guests, like for example, I have friends that don’t drink, so when we’re all round it’s important that I have alcohol-free options for them," Maya explains. "My Gordon’s Pink Paloma can also be made alcohol free, so when I’m doing up bartender, I can make a version for them by switching out the gin for Gordon’s Premium Pink alcohol free." Know your limits as a host Yes, having impressive food and cute decorations can be important, but at the end of the day your party is about your guests, and you need to be aware of everyone's needs. We were in the studio one day and someone was singing that Slave song, ‘Watching You.’ We flipped it into ‘Rollin’ down the street, smokin indo, sippin’ on gin and juice,’ and made it happen from there.”

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Clink with Pink is all about being unapologetically yourself and having the best time with friends. I can’t wait to show you our first limited edition bottles dropping next week and hope you will raise a glass with me.’ Gin and juice was the choice of drink for a young playa. 1991, 1992, you didn’t really have a lot of money, you go get that gin. When it came time to make the record, Doggystyle, that was my thing: Every day I would come to the studio with my bottle of gin and juice in it, and Dre would have a big-ass milk jug full of gin and juice.” We want to see more inclusion and diversity,” says Garland, “but fundamentally, we should just be looking for great makeup artists – that should be our objective. Not, ‘have we got the right number of people and types?’ in the show. But I have to say that, with Glow Up, it happened naturally and that’s as it should be.”The presenter previously said of the collaboration: ‘I was already a fan of Gordon’s Premium Pink, when the opportunity came up to develop Clink with Pink with the Gordon’s team, the brand wanted to focus on bringing people together, which is how I approach all my work, so I couldn’t wait to get started. In a sassy new advert, Maya is seen getting ready with a group of her best friends for a night out and, of course, she looked suitably glam in a stunning strapless gold dress.