Amy Hart lands new presenting gig months after quitting Love Island podcast The Morning After
Amy Hart quit co-hosting the Love Island podcast The Morning After in April.
Amy Hart has landed a new presenting job months after she quit the Love Island podcast The Morning After.
The Love Island 2019 star, 34, fronted the ITV2 dating show's spin-off with 2022 cast member Indiyah Polack, 27, before they departed in April.
They were replaced by 2025 Love Island contestants Shakira Khan, 23, Yasmin Pettet, 25, and winner Toni Laites, 26, who now front the rebranded Love Island: The Debrief video podcast.
Amy has now joined the Private Parts podcast as its new guest host, replacing Made in Chelsea alum Olivia Bentley, 31, who stepped down from presenting duties last month.
A spokesperson for the TV personality told The Sun: "Amy is a huge fan of Private Parts and is delighted to be covering as host for the next few months."
A source added: "This new gig is massive for Amy and her first episode is out this week.
"It’s a guest stint for a few months, but if she goes down well, there is the hope it will become a permanent gig.
"It’s one of the most popular podcasts out there – it’s where Jamie Laing started out after leaving Made In Chelsea, and now he’s one of the kings of the podcast world.
"When Liv Bentley decided to leave recently, bosses approached Amy and quickly realised she was the perfect choice to step in.
"She is a natural presenter and has shown real longevity since Love Island."
Amy, who has sons Stanley, three, and Dexter Rason, six months, with her 38-year-old husband, tech company founder Sam Rason, quit The Morning After due to the demands of family life.
In May, she told The Sun: "I’ve got two kids. Two kids is a lot, and I love Love Island so much, and it was a joy of a job, but I did drive three hours every night.
"Leaving home at 7pm, getting home at 2am in the morning sometimes. Which, with one child who is a really good sleeper, is really easy, but two children, it’s quite a lot when it’s a 12-week-old.
"And getting someone to babysit a 12-week-old and a 3-month-old is a lot."
Amy added: "It’s a lot for my husband, and in the end I had to put my family first.”
She and Indiyah formed a close friendship by doing The Morning After, and Amy hopes to work with her again soon.
Amy said: "Yes, I’d love to work with Indiyah again. I feel like on paper we never would have become friends, she’s a party girl, I’m a mum, but we’re so close.
"She’s literally like a little sister."
