Maya Jama looked incredibly glamorous in a strapless A-line mini dress as she shared sizzling Instagram snaps on Monday.

The Love Island host, 29, posted snaps after co-hosting Comic Relief's Red Nose Day event on Friday evening.

And rocking a brand new look, Maya unveiled a dramatic transformation by swapping her long brunette locks for a sultry bob wig.

She showcased her temporary new look in the sexy snaps, while showcasing her sensational figure in the gorgeous garment.

Maya flaunted her snatched waist in the structured gown and wore opaque tights to match.

Captioning her post, she wrote: 'Temporary bob flow.'

Maya presented alongside the likes of Lenny Henry, 65, Romesh Ranganathan, David Tennant, Davina McCall and Joel Dommett.

Backstage, The Traitors presenter Davina, 56, Maya, and Laura Whitmore posed for a fun-filled snap.

Sharing the image to her Instagram Story, Laura, 38, who presented Love Island immediately before Maya, wrote: 'Let's go girls! These beauts'.

Also taking to her Story, Maya shared a sweet selfie with Rosie Ramsey, Paddy McGuinness, and departing host Sir Lenny Henry.

Paddy, who hosted Take Me Out throughout its run, and Rosie, a podcaster, will also be hosting on the night.

It is Lenny's final stint hosting Red Nose Day after almost four decades at the helm.

The comedian and actor co-founded Comic Relief in 1985 alongside Love Actually screenwriter Richard Curtis and will continue to serve as life president.

Sir Lenny said: 'The money that people have sent in repeatedly, every single time, has helped over 100 million people.

'That's a lot of people and there aren't many organisations that can say that.'

He added: 'If you've helped to do that, thank you and it's not about numbers any more.

'It's about what you feel you can give because we know that there's a struggle going on at the moment. People are having hard times.'

Money raised by Red Nose Day goes towards organisations helping to tackle homelessness, poverty and mental health along with other causes in the UK and throughout the world.

There will also be tributes to Sir Lenny from singer Jerub, while the cast of spoof comedy series W1A - including Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville and Spaced actress Jessica Hynes - will reunite on the night to search for a new host.

This year's edition also saw Hollywood actors including Julia Roberts, Olivia Colman, Hugh Grant and Liam Neeson make a special appearance to argue among each other to be named the most famous in a comedy sketch for the fundraising programme.

Kate Winslet, Jamie Dornan and Catherine Tate also provided entertainment on the night while pop rock band McFly will open the show with a medley of some of the most-loved Comic Relief singles from the last few years.

Titanic star Winslet treated viewers to a late-night CBeebies Bedtime Story catered to parents as she reads F***, Now There Are Two Of You by Adam Mansbach.

Actor Jack Black also issued a musical call to action and singer Paloma Faith will performed her new single, Enjoy Yourself (The Red Nose Day Edition).

Doctor Who star Catherine Tate was among the stars in a spin-off of the BBC's hit reality game show The Traitors, entitled The Traitors: The Movie.