Maya Jama supports her boyfriend Stormzy by cheering on his team AFC Croydon ... trends now
Maya Jama proudly supported her boyfriend Stormzy, as the non-league team he co-owns won a historic play-off tie on Tuesday.
Heading to the Redding Way to watch the action unfold, the Love Island host, 29, was spotted in the stands during AFC Croydon Athletic's Combined Counties Premier League South Play Off Final with Knaphill FC.
Maya cut a stylish figure in an oversized black blazer and cargo trousers as she grabbed a beer before heading into the match.
After rekindling their romance last year, Maya and Stormzy looked cosier than ever as they joined fans to watch the game unfold.
The team secured promotion to the eighth tier of English football with a 2-1 victory, sparking wild celebrations from the players on the pitch following the game.
Maya Jama proudly supported her boyfriend Stormzy , as the non-league team he co-owns won a historic play-off tie on Tuesday
The rapper enjoyed wild celebrations with AFC Croydon Athletic after they won the Combined Counties Premier League South Play Off Final with Knaphill FC
Maya cut a stylish figure in an oversized black blazer and cargo trousers as she grabbed a beer before heading into the match
Stormzy purchased AFC Croydon Athletic in 2023 in a consortium alongside Premier League star Wilfried Zaha and former Crystal Palace head of care Danny Young.
The stars both grew up near from the club's 3,000 capacity Mayfield Stadium in Thornton Heath and made the decision to invest in the club in order to 'do what's right for the local community'.
It appeared that the rapper's investment has well and truly paid off, and after the match, Stormzy joined the players in the dressing room for more celebrations.
The team showed off their best dance moves while downing beers, marking one of the biggest successes in the club's history.
Earlier this week, Stormzy also revealed that he is opening a football centre with a recording studio in his hometown of Croydon to provide music and sporting opportunities for young Londoners.
The space, at the existing Selhurst Sports Arena, includes football pitches, a sports gaming room, conference room and recording studio which can be used by aspiring local artists as well as for podcasts.
He said: 'I've wanted to do this for a long, long time and now there's a community space that everyone in the area will be able to use and benefit from.
'When I was growing up there was nothing like this around for young people, so it means a lot that we now have a facility like this in Croydon.'
Maya and Stormzy were among the excited fans watching on as the team played a tense match to win promotion to
