The agreement, first revealed by Variety, covers a number of new projects that are still being kept under wraps, with neither Jama nor Netflix disclosing details or terms.
The deal builds on a relationship that began when Jama made her acting debut as Aisha in The Gentlemen season 2 earlier this year, playing a business acquaintance of Kaya Scodelario's Susie.
She is expected to return to the role in the next season. Jama was also a fan favourite on The Celebrity Traitors, which broke ratings records for the BBC, and was the only original Traitor to reach the final.
"We adored working with her on The Gentlemen, and we're absolutely delighted for her to be an even bigger part of the Netflix family."
Jama got her start presenting for MTV and BBC Radio 1 before moving into television, taking over Love Island in 2023 and joining The Masked Singer UK as a panellist.
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