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BoyleSports has reported a spike in requests on Maura Higgins’ next career move with the former Love Islander backed into 10/11 from 5/4 to host the USA version of the reality show.
The Longford lass is being backed to become a permanent host of Love Island USA and replace current host Sarah Hyland after she made a return to the villa on Sunday night to present a challenge.
The requests didn’t stop there as the Ann Summers model is now 2/1 from 3/1 to host Love Island UK next season and 6/1 from 10/1 to take part in the next series of I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!
Higgins already has presenting experience under her belt having hosted her own segment on This Morning, although the chances of her becoming a permanent host on the ITV daytime show following Phillip Schofield’s departure remain remote at 25/1.
Sarah Kinsella, spokesperson for BoyleSports said: “Love Island fans are calling for Maura Higgins to front the American version and while hosting duties on This Morning are unlikely at 25/1, the reaction from her appearance in USA suggests we could be seeing a lot ‘Maura’ her!”
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