Celebrity Traitors' Maya Jama is the Queen of Halloween as she's reported to be growing closer to King Kenny
The Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama is giving Halloween expert Heidi Klum a run for her money with her new costume, as the Love Island host is rumoured to have been grown closer to a co-star.
Maya is fresh off a jaw-dropping season of The Celebrity Traitors, in which she played a Traitor alongside Richard E Grant, Professor Hannah Fry, James Acaster and King Kenny.
While the Traitors didn't win, also due to a curveball served by Acaster – who revealed his affiliation in a shocking move –, Maya and King Kenny have been rumoured to have been spending more time together.
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This Halloween, Maya rocked an incredible costume as Olympic gold medallist Sir Mo Farah, paired with a running kit, a gold medal and a Union Jack flag on her shoulders. Maya also held a personalised newspaper, titled The Purgatory Times, in her hands.
On the front page reads a headline: "Maya Jama leaves The Traitors and makes her way down to hell to celebrate."
Maya hung out with some of her Traitors co-stars at the party, including winner Sebastian Croft, who dressed up as Robert Pattinson's Twilight vampire Edward Cullen, and fellow Traitor Hannah Fry, who paid homage to the Traitors iconic presenter Claudia Winkleman.
All the snaps are courtesy of Maya, who described the party as the "best Halloween" on Instagram.
"Best Halloween yet I fear, Thank youuu @bacardi_uk @fiveguysuk for the drinks and food. We are so back," she wrote.
Meanwhile, The Daily Mail reported that King Kenny had been seen leaving Maya's London flat the morning after the Traitors finale.
As for the final episode of this season of The Celebrity Traitors, Croft and Romesh Ranganathan came out on top after banishing King Kenny and Maya in the previous episode. Remaining Faithfuls, singers Leigh-Anne Pinnock and James Blunt, were also banished in the finale.
The Celebrity Traitors airs on BBC iPlayer.
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