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Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama praised for ‘generous donation’ to charity

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Feric, C. (2026, October 31). Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama praised for ‘generous donation’ to charity. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/maya-jama-romesh-ranganathan-bbc-love-island-choose-love-b1303093.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-31 · by Carla Feric

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Maya Jama, a contestant on the reality show Celebrity Traitors, narrowly missed out on winning £83,000 after being eliminated by her fellow traitor King Kenny at the final roundtable. Despite not securing the prize money, Jama donated £83,500 to Action for Children, a charity that supports vulnerable children facing issues like poverty and abuse. The charity's director of fundraising praised Jama’s donation as "incredibly generous," noting its significance given her own history with food insecurity growing up.
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Maya Jama, star of Celebrity Traitors, donated £83,500 to Action for Children after narrowly missing out on winning the final episode, matching exactly what she would have won had she claimed victory. The 32-year-old Love Island host shared her decision on social media following the show's broadcast, writing: "Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @ActnForChildren. Amazing cause." King Kenny, Jama’s fellow traitor and contestant, voted against her at the final roundtable, securing her elimination despite both being original traitors in the game. Action for Children confirmed receiving the donation from Jama, praising her gesture as “incredibly generous” given her personal experiences of food insecurity growing up. The charity works to support vulnerable children facing poverty, abuse, and housing issues across the UK.

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Carla Feric
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🔮 Read More “Maybe it will make us think of things differently moving forward,” she said.
🔮 The 30-year-old will make his presenting debut alongside The One Show host Alex Jones, broadcaster Rylan Clark and BBC Radio 2 presenter Sara Cox, while comedian Mel Giedroyc returns for her 10th year. West said being part of the charity’s flagship fundraising programme was “one of the biggest honours of my life so far”.
🔮 It also does something television cannot, and answers the question of who would have won if different players had been chosen as the traitors.
🔮 However, she said she would also have voted to eliminate them had her vote been needed.
🔮 “The message is optimistic – whatever your parameters may seem to be in life, whatever you can do, do it as much as you can.
🔮 The big screen adaptation, which will be directed and produced by Mann, is in development, with filming reportedly postponed until January 2027.
🔮 He competed on ITV reality show I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2003 alongside Danniella Westbrook and Toyah Willcox, finishing fourth overall.
🔮 “Maybe I was surprised because before I had only ever gone out with someone for two years – and if it was two years it would have been a disaster at the end.”
🔮 The hunt for the next Bond began in May and is believed to have reached its final stages, with Callum Turner, Jack Lowden and Josh O’Connor among the stars reportedly in contention for the 007 role.
🔮 He will return to the stage in April 2027 with shows across the US and Canada, followed by performances in Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Rome and Dublin over the summer.
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Jama PERSON · 3× Maya PERSON · 3× Action for Children ORG · 2× Kenny PERSON · 2× Katherine Woods PERSON · 1× Maya Jama PERSON · 1×

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“Every day, our frontline workers see the impact of families struggling to make ends meet, from parents fleeing domestic abuse to those facing impossible choices about how to provide for their children as the cost-of-living crisis continues to rise.
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🔮 Katherine Woods, director of fundraising at Action for Children, said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to receive such a generous donation from Maya Jama. “She certainly held her nerve until the very end and proved herself to be the star of the show.
2026-10-31 · Evening Standard
Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama praised for ‘generous donation’ to charity · assertive framing

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Viewers saw Jama narrowly miss out on the £83,000 prize money after her fellow traitor King Kenny voted against her at the final roundtable, helping to secure her elimination. asserted
traitor → see → elimination
Action for Children works to help and support vulnerable children with issues such as poverty, abuse and finding a foster home.” asserted
Action → work → home
The charity confirmed Jama had donated £83,500. asserted
Jama → confirm → 83,500
Katherine Woods, director of fundraising at Action for Children, said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to receive such a generous donation from Maya Jama. “She certainly held her nerve until the very end and proved herself to be the star of the show. asserted
herself → say → show
“With four million children in the UK currently living in poverty, Maya’s own experiences of food insecurity growing up make this incredibly generous support even more meaningful. asserted
support → live → insecurity
“Every day, our frontline workers see the impact of families struggling to make ends meet, from parents fleeing domestic abuse to those facing impossible choices about how to provide for their children as the cost-of-living crisis continues to rise. asserted
crisis → see → children
“Generous donations like Maya’s mean we can be there for families when they need us most, providing practical and emotional support so children across the UK can have the safe and happy childhood they deserve. asserted
they → mean → childhood
“Thank you, Maya.” Jama was the only original traitor left in the game and had been working alongside King Kenny, who also missed out on winning after the faithfuls turned against him. asserted
faithfuls → thank → him
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