Laura Whitmore's husband talks about their new sitcom, says she is ‘naturally funny'

Just days after the summer series wrapped in 2022, Bray presenter Laura (37) announced she was stepping away from the massively popular ITV2 reality dating show after two years as the host.

Laura, who has since been replaced by Maya Jama, had stepped into the role on January 2020, when original host - the late Caroline Flack - awaited court proceedings after being accused of assaulting her former partner.

Laura has since married partner Iain Stirling, Love Island's resident voiceover, and welcomed her first baby.

On The One Show on Wednesday evening Iain was discussing the second series of his sitcom Buffering, with a trailer for the programme featuring Laura.

Iain told co-hosts Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas: "The great thing about doing a comedy I guess is, it's a collaborative effort so everyone was chucking in ideas.

"Laura's such a naturally funny person so she definitely helped with the character, fleshed it out.

"We sort of gave her the skeleton and she built it into this monster really! Quite a scary individual. The character."

The second series of Buffering starts on Monday January 30.

Earlier this month, Maya (28) said taking on the job is a "big moment for all of us".

Speaking to Vogue from Johannesburg, the star said: "Growing up, I never saw an East African woman host a show, and no Black or mixed-race woman hosts such a big primetime TV show, other than June Sarpong.