Maya Jama re-follows ex Stormzy on Instagram and sings along to his track while driving - five months after split from Ruben Dias

Maya Jama re-follows ex Stormzy on Instagram and sings along to his track while driving - five months after split from Ruben Dias

Published: 12:24 EDT, 24 September 2026 | Updated: 12:26 EDT, 24 September 2026 Maya Jama has re-followed her ex Stormzy on Instagram and on Thursday was singing along to one of his tracks while driving – five months after her split from Ruben Dias.The Love Island presenter, 32, first dated the rapper, 33, from 2015 to 2019, and they later rekindled their relationship in August 2023 before breaking up again in July 2024.She then went on to have a relationship with Portuguese footballer Ruben, 29, but they called it quits earlier this year.This week it emerged that she now follows Stormzy on socials again after she unfollowed him after their 2024 split.In a new clip to her Instagram stories, Maya could also be seen singing along to his hit One Second on Thursday.She mimed the words: 'I could tell you stories 'bout my life. I've seen hope and I've seen struggle through these eyes. So give me just one second of your time.' Maya Jama has re-followed her ex Stormzy on Instagram and on Thursday was singing along to one of his tracks while driving – five months after her split from Ruben Dias Maya and Manchester City star Ruben split in May after 18 months of dating, just four months after they moved in together in their Cheshire homeMaya and Manchester City star Ruben split in May after 18 months of dating, just four months after they moved in together in their Cheshire home.When Maya and Ruben split, they wiped all traces of each other on social media. Sources shared that the pair decided to end the relationship after realising it had 'run its course', with both focusing on busy times in their careers.Soon after the split she broke her silence as she said: 'I'm an all or nothing girl... I will love loudly or not at all.'The star publicly addressed the break up for the first time as she responded to a clip from the podcast Cocktails and Takeaways as they discussed her relationship.She penned: 'Truth is even when I tried to keep my relationships private we get photographed anyway, I'm an all or nothing girl, I don't casually date, so yes I will love loudly or not at all and if it ends it ends, I decided a long time ago not to base personal life decisions on public opinions.'Following their split, Ruben was accused of sending late night follow requests to a string of gorgeous influencers while still romantically involved with Maya.However, soon after the Manchester City star insisted he did not cheat and said Maya 'deserves all the respect in the world'.He wrote: 'I feel that when my 85-year-old grandad is asking me if I've cheated on my girlfriend because he's seen it repeatedly on the news, that's where I draw the line on what's acceptable and what's not. This week it emerged that she now follows Stormzy on socials again after she unfollowed him after their 2024 split In a new clip to her Instagram stories, Maya could also be seen singing along to his hit One Second on Thursday She mimed the words: 'I could tell you stories 'bout my life. I've seen hope and I've seen struggle through these eyes. So give me just one second of your time' The Love Island presenter, 32, first dated the rapper, 33, from 2015 to 2019, and they later rekindled their relationship in 2023 before breaking up again in July 2024 (seen in 2018)'Maya and I have always had a relationship built on mutual respect. No line was ever crossed in that regard.'A lie told often enough can start to feel like the truth and for that reason I tell you that I didn't cheat, nor did I ever have the intention or temptation to. I believe Maya deserves all the respect in the world.'The reasons why we broke up are private and belong to us and we've both dealt with it in a very mature way. I've always chosen to remain silent on these matters as my personal life is my business only.'But I also believe it's wrong to lie to people and to portray an opposite image of someone just for clickbait.'Respect me, respect Maya, and understand that not always one has to betray the other in order for a relationship to end.'

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