Maya Jama oozes festival chic in a beige bucket hat and camo top as she enjoys Wireless Festival

She presented the first award of the night at the NTA‘s on Thursday evening.

And following an early exit from the ceremony, Maya Jama headed to Wireless Festival at Crystal Palace Park with some of her pals on Friday afternoon.

The TV Presenter, 27, oozed festival chic in a beige bucket hat and a camouflage top, completing her outfit with baggy ripped jeans that were layered over more camo print.

Maya donned a glamourous pair of brown tinted sunglasses which were attached to a gold chain.

The media personality accessorised with a large statement gold necklace and a series of chunky gold rings.

Her brunette locks were styled in loose curls and her glam makeup enhanced her flawless features.

Maya looked as though she was loving every minute of the Crystal Palace festival, partying on stage during Tiffany Calver’s DJ set.

She was also spotted posing with Love Island’s Jack Fowler, 25, outside the Palace Stage.

The star didn’t hold back from sharing videos from the day with her 2.3 million Instagram followers.

Showing off her stylish outfit via her platform, the beauty said: ‘Tell me you’re going to a festival with out telling me you’re going to a festival.’

The star shared another snap pouting to the camera which she captioned: ‘If you’re going today.. @Tiffanycalver set is at 2:30pm.. see you there.’

Pulling a silly face she later corrected herself: ‘Oh no It’s actually 1:55pm not 2:30pm.’

The TV host was in a jovial mood as she danced with friends in the crowd.

Hours earlier, Maya made a timely exit from the National Television Awards. Posting a smiley selfie to her story, Maya wrote: ‘Off home before bedtime. Sensible Maya is born [crying laughing emoji].

It comes after Maya appeared to call the Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award the ‘Bruce Forside Award’ during an on-stage slip up at the National Television Awards.

Maya had the honour of presenting the first award of the night, with the gong going to I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

Arriving on stage at the start of the show, Maya said: ‘Hello everyone. Ok, so first night of the war… first award of the night and it’s a big one so let me get my words out. The nominations for the Bruce Forside Entertainment Award are…’

The nominees in the category were Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, Taskmaster and The Graham Norton Show.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly stepped on stage to accept the coveted award.

Maya looked sensational for the evening in a striking gown complete with a jewelled bodice while the dress also featured a striking thigh split.

The presenter added height to her frame in towering black heels and was sporting a chic full fringe, with her tresses styled into a bun.

Maya accessorised with a stunning diamond snake necklace and adorned her ears with gold hoops.

Elsewhere, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly scooped the Best Presenter gong for an epic 20th time in a row at the NTAs, with a visible emotional Ant seen clutching his new wife Anne-Marie as the news was delivered.

The great and the good of British television gathered at London‘s 02 Arena for the star-studded awards show, which also saw Kate Garraway choke back tears as her Finding Derek documentary bagged the inaugural authored documentary award.

Meanwhile, This Morning triumphed once again in the Best Daytime category as they led the other big winners on the night including Line Of Duty, Gogglebox and It’s A Sin.

The Geordie duo beat off competition from the likes of Piers Morgan, Holly, Alison Hammond and Bradley Walsh to win the coveted gong once more.

Taking to the stage with his co-star, Ant McPartlin said: ‘Thank you very much indeed’, before going on to recall that the first time they won the award in 2001, Tony Blair was Prime Minister and Newcastle United were qualifying for the Champion’s League.

He went on to add: ‘I’m shaking. You have no idea how special this is.’

Meanwhile, Kate Garraway looked simply stunned as the documentary about her husband Derek Draper’s Covid battle won the authored documentary.

The Good Morning Britain host received a standing ovation from the audience including her ITV pals Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield and Ruth Langsford as she made her way to the stage.

But things became a bit too much as she choked back tears and asked one of her team to say something while she composed herself.