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Maya Jama praised as ‘true winner’ after matching Celebrity Traitors donation for chosen charity
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Fans hailed the move as âclassâ after Friday nightâs dramatic finale
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Fans have praised Maya Jama as a âtrue winnerâ after she announced she had matched the Celebrity Traitorsâ winnings in a donation to her chosen charity.
Ms Jama, 32, came within a whisker of going all the way as a traitor after she made it through to Friday nightâs grand finale.
Maya Jama's incredible gesture despite falling short of Traitors glory
Maya Jama has unveiled her charity choice (Image: Maya Jama/Instagram)
Maya Jama has donated her Traitors winnings to Action for Children after falling short in the show’s final. Taking to X the 32-year-old media personality revealed her charity: “Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @actnforchildren. Amazing cause.”
Action for Children is a charity that helps children in need, like youngsters exploited by crime, or affected by poverty. “Our vision is that every child and young person has a safe and happy childhood, and the foundations they need to thrive,” they wrote.
Maya was praised for her choices by people online, who flocked to show their support. “Great cause and thanks for the entertainment,” wrote one fan.
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Scottish children's charity misses out on Traitors windfall as cash goes to refugees
Romesh Rangathan and Sebastian Croft celebrate with host Claudia Winkleman(Image: Paul Chappells/ Studio Lambert/BBC/Press Association)
A Scottish charity for children and young people with terminal illnesses missed out on a windfall from The Traitors, it has emerged. The BBC show came to an end on Friday night, with comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actor Sebastian Croft victorious as faithfuls.
The pair split a prize pot of £83,000, which was shared between their chosen charities. Croft has donated his £41,500 share to the charity refugee charity Choose Love, while Ranganathan said he would be giving his winnings to the Refugee Council.
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