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Maya Jama donates £83,500 to charity after losing Celebrity Traitors, matching her potential prize money

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TOI World Desk. (2026, November 1). Maya Jama donates £83,500 to charity after losing Celebrity Traitors, matching her potential prize money. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/uk/after-losing-celebrity-traitors-maya-jama-donated-83500-of-her-own-money-to-action-for-children-matching-what-she-could-have-won-to-support-families-in-need/articleshow/135425778.cms

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Maya Jama donated £83,500 to her chosen charity, Action for Children, matching what she would have won had she not been voted out of Celebrity Traitors on BBC. The 32-year-old Love Island host made this gesture after losing the final episode but managed to impress as one of the Traitors throughout the show.actionDate and specific figures are provided, highlighting Jama's personal contribution to supporting children in need through Action for Children, which helps those facing poverty and abuse.
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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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@ActnForChildren Action for Children BBC Traitors the Press Association

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Jama PERSON · 5× Action for Children ORG · 3× BBC ORG · 3× Maya Jama PERSON · 2× Romesh Ranganathan PERSON · 2× Sebastian Croft PERSON · 2× @ActnForChildren ORG · 1× Katherine Woods PERSON · 1× Traitors NORP · 1× the Press Association ORG · 1×

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Katherine Woods, director of fundraising at Action for Children, told the Press Association: "We're absolutely thrilled to receive such a generous donation from Maya Jama.
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🔮 Maya Jama has donated £83,500 of her own money to her chosen charity, Action for Children.

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Maya Jama has donated £83,500 of her own money to her chosen charity, Action for Children. asserted
Jama → donate → Children
The amount matches exactly what she would have won if she had claimed victory on the BBC reality show Celebrity Traitors. asserted
she → match → show
The 32-year-old Love Island host made it to the final episode of the second series but was voted out at the last stage by her fellow contestants. asserted
host → make → contestants
Although she missed out on the prize money, she decided to donate the full amount herself to help children and families in need across the UK asserted
she → miss → need
Personal gesture matches full final prize share Jama shared her decision on social media after the final episode aired on Friday night. asserted
episode → match → night
In a post on X, the television presenter wrote: "Just donated what I would have won for my chosen charity @ActnForChildren. asserted
I → write → charity
Action for Children confirmed shortly afterwards that it had received the £83,500 donation. asserted
it → confirm → donation
The charity helps children and young people facing poverty, abuse and housing problems. asserted
charity → help → poverty
It also supports children who need foster care. asserted
who → support → care
Katherine Woods, director of fundraising at Action for Children, told the Press Association: "We're absolutely thrilled to receive such a generous donation from Maya Jama. asserted
We → tell → Jama
She certainly held her nerve until the very end and proved herself to be the star of the show." Narrow defeat in the castle turret asserted
herself → hold → castle
During the BBC series, Jama played one of the Traitors inside the Scottish castle. asserted
Jama → play → castle
She managed to avoid being caught at several roundtables. asserted
She → manage → roundtables
However, her time in the game ended during the final. asserted
time → end → final
Fellow Traitor King Kenny voted against her at the last roundtable, revealing her true role to the other players. asserted
Kenny → vote → players
Speaking about her exit shortly before the final stage of the game, Jama said she was proud of how she handled the pressure. asserted
she → speak → pressure
"I knew it was coming," Jama said. asserted
Jama → know → ?
"I'm proud of myself for keeping composed and being 98 per cent myself the whole time. asserted
I → keep → myself
Obviously keeping a massive secret is so tough, but I think I did it well, and I'm really proud of that. asserted
I → keep → that
Her exit left Faithful contestants Sebastian Croft and Romesh Ranganathan to go on and win the competition. asserted
exit → leave → competition
Final outcome splits earnings for rival causes After Jama was voted out, actor Sebastian Croft and comedian Romesh Ranganathan became the final two contestants. asserted
Croft → split → causes
They won the £83,000 prize pot and shared it between their chosen charities. asserted
They → win → charities
Croft, best known for his role in Heartstopper, donated his £41,500 share of the official prize money to the humanitarian charity Choose Love. asserted
Croft → know → charity
Meanwhile, Ranganathan gave his half of the winnings to the Refugee Council. asserted
Ranganathan → give → Council
The second series of Celebrity Traitors ended with record-breaking viewing figures for the BBC. asserted
series → end → BBC
Official figures released by the broadcaster showed that the final attracted an average overnight audience of 11.2 million viewers. asserted
final → release → viewers
This made it the most-watched episode of the format in UK history. asserted
it → make → history
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