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Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama donates to chosen charity despite not winning

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Feric, C. (2026, October 31). Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama donates to chosen charity despite not winning. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/maya-jama-bbc-romesh-ranganathan-choose-love-love-island-b1303082.html

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

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Maya Jama, a contestant on the show Celebrity Traitors, donated to her chosen charity Action for Children despite not winning the competition. Jama was eliminated in the final round after fellow traitor King Kenny voted against her. Though she did not disclose the amount of her donation, Jama expressed admiration for the cause on X (formerly Twitter). The article highlights that Jama and King Kenny were the last original traitors in the game but ultimately lost to contestants Croft and Ranganathan.
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Maya Jama, a contestant on Celebrity Traitors, donated £83,500 to her chosen charity Action for Children despite not winning the competition. The donation amount matches what she would have received as prize money had she won. Jama shared this news on X, stating: “Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @ActnForChildren. ‘Amazing cause.’” Her fellow traitor, King Kenny, voted against her at the final roundtable, securing her elimination from the show. Action for Children praised Jama’s donation and highlighted its significance given the current cost-of-living crisis affecting millions of children in the UK.

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“The articles describe different events within the same TV show: Article A is about a contestant admitting to being a Traitor, while Article B discusses another contestant donating to charity after being eliminated.”
Daily Mail
Hedges 6 of 68 claims Outlet record 68/100
“The articles describe different stages of the show's progression: one focuses on James Acaster being banished and Maya Jama coming under fire, while the other reports on Maya Jama donating to charity after her elimination.”
Evening Standard
Hedges 2 of 35 claims Outlet record 65/100
“Article A describes the dramatic finale of the Celebrity Traitors show with a focus on the final moments and eliminations, while Article B discusses Maya Jama's donation to charity despite not winning, which refers to aftermath events following the conclusion of the show.”
Evening Standard
Hedges 2 of 14 claims Outlet record 65/100
“While both articles discuss events from Celebrity Traitors involving Maya Jama and King Kenny, they describe different phases of the game—one focusing on Kenny's decision to betray Jama, and the other on Jama's reaction after her elimination.”
BBC News
Hedges 2 of 30 claims Outlet record 68/100
“While both articles discuss the finale of The Celebrity Traitors, Article B focuses on Maya Jama's post-show actions and does not describe the exact moment or place of the final winners being announced, which is the specific event in Article A.”
Evening Standard
Hedges 1 of 8 claims Outlet record 65/100
“While both articles discuss the finale of Celebrity Traitors, Article A focuses on the record-breaking viewership and the winners, while Article B covers Maya Jama's charitable donation post-elimination, which is a separate event.”
Evening Standard
Hedges 2 of 12 claims Outlet record 65/100
“While both articles discuss the finale of Celebrity Traitors on the same day, Article A focuses on the record-breaking viewership and the winners, while Article B reports on Maya Jama's donation to charity despite her elimination.”
Evening Standard
Hedges 2 of 13 claims Outlet record 65/100
“While both articles discuss events from Celebrity Traitors involving Maya Jama and King Kenny, they describe different aspects of the show's progression — one focuses on Kenny's perspective after his elimination and the other on Jama's donation post-elimination.”
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🔮 Mabuse opted for a green butterfly ensemble, while Ballas wore an elaborate ice queen ensemble which Willis described as “slightly terrifying”.
🔮 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.
🔮 Jama shared a message on X on Saturday which read: “Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @ActnForChildren. “Amazing cause.”
🔮 The dramatic conclusion of the hit reality gameshow saw comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actor Sebastian Croft emerge victorious as faithfuls after the players successfully banished traitors Maya Jama and King Kenny.
🔮 “I couldn’t believe that we’d got there.
🔮 The dramatic conclusion of the hit reality gameshow saw comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actor Sebastian Croft emerge victorious as faithfuls after the players successfully banished traitors Maya Jama and King Kenny.
🔮 He said his sister “would be horrified at the prospect of the auction being held in her name and that her personal, cherished possessions are being sold off to the highest bidder”. According to the BBC, Ms Bailey was in the process of divorcing her husband but was legally still married to Mr Belcher at the time of her death and did not leave a will, meaning the collection passed to him. Mr Bailey told the BBC he accepted Mr Belcher had the right to sell the items but claimed his sister was in the process of drafting a will before her death to leave the items to her nieces and nephews.
🔮 “I couldn’t have imagined a better place to begin this tour,” he wrote.
🔮 The group – Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jnr – previously announced their Greatest Show On Earth tour would kick off with a series of concerts in Latin and South America in February 2027.
🔮 The Celebrity Traitors will reveal whether actress Sharon Rooney or comedian Joanne McNally will be banished after last week’s cliffhanger left their fates hanging in the balance.
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@ActnForChildren

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Jama PERSON · 4× @ActnForChildren ORG · 1× Croft PERSON · 1× Kenny PERSON · 1× King Kenny PERSON · 1× Ranganathan PERSON · 1×

Narrative

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.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-31
🔮 Jama shared a message on X on Saturday which read: “Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @ActnForChildren. “Amazing cause.”
2026-10-31 · Evening Standard
Celebrity Traitors star Maya Jama donates to chosen charity despite not winning · assertive framing

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Fellow traitor King Kenny, who also came under suspicion, voted against Jama at the final roundtable, helping to secure her elimination. asserted
who → come → elimination
Jama shared a message on X on Saturday which read: “Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @ActnForChildren. “Amazing cause.” asserted
I → share → cause
Jama did not specify how much she had donated. asserted
she → specify → much
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 → leave → him
The tense episode concluded with Croft, 24, and Ranganathan, 48, celebrating their victory as the final two contestants standing. asserted
Croft → conclude → contestants
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