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The Traitors winners have revealed their new career plans following their dramatic victory on the BBC One show.
The nail-biting show came to an end on Thursday evening as Hannah Byczkowski, Aaron Evans and Meryl Williams won the whopping prize fund of £101,050, split evenly between them.
And following her win, Meryl has revealed that she hopes to follow in host Claudia Winkleman‘s footsteps and become a presenter, while both Hannah and Aaron are heading in a new career direction after quitting their jobs.
New beginnings: The Traitors winners have revealed their new career plans following their dramatic victory on the BBC One show (L-R Aaron, Meryl, Hannah and host Claudia Winkleman)
Speaking after her win, Meryl explained: ‘I work at a call centre as a customer service agent and I really want to break into the television and journalism industry in presenting.’
‘I’m going to use this time and money to get into that’, she added in a chat shared by The Sun.
Meanwhile, Hannah had walked away from her job doing care assessments ahead of the show and while she’s stepped foot into the industry, she now plans to become a full-time comedian.
While Aaron also quit his job as a property agent and will go travelling in 2023, which he plans to document on YouTube amid his plans to become a vlogger.
Success: The nail-biting show came to an end on Thursday evening as Hannah Byczkowski, Aaron Evans and Meryl Williams won the whopping prize fund of £101,050, split evenly between them
So close! It was a close call for the three winners after traitor Wilfred Webster (pictured) almost made it before being caught out as he and Kieran Tompsett turned on one another
However, despite earning a whopping £33k from his share of the money, Aaron stuck to his promise to give the cash to his mother for a deposit on a house.
Revealing her reaction, he explained: ‘She was crying when I came back from the show and then once I told her, she started crying even more. It was really emotional.’
Meanwhile, the hunk has already garnered much attention and flirty comments in his DMs following the show.
He said: ‘I’ve had a lot of love and a lot of mums offering hugs up. There’s a fan page right now of me in trousers.’
TV plans: Following her win, Meryl has revealed that she hopes to follow in host Claudia Winkleman’s footsteps and become a presenter
Looking forward: ‘I work at a call centre as a customer service agent and I really want to break into the television and journalism industry in presenting’
Thursday night’s tense finale was a close call for the three winners after Wilfred Webster almost made it before being caught out as he and fellow traitor Kieran Tompsett turned on one another.
Kieran was first to be voted out by the other four contestants in the final, but left with a cryptic ‘parting gift’ as he revealed to the others that he thought Wilf was a traitor.
On finding out her best pal Wilf betrayed her, Hannah said: ‘It was such a shock because I had never even considered him.
Plans: Hannah had walked away from her job doing care assessments ahead of the show and while she’s stepped foot into the industry, she now plans to become a full-time comedian
‘We had bonded so much that I was like, “How does nobody else see that he’s a faithful?” It didn’t occur to me ever.
When he said it, I could see the relief and happiness in his face at the outcome.’
On how the game will affect her trust in others, she added: ‘I’m never going to be able to have a relationship again. I suppose it has actually.’
Meryl said of Wilf’s deceit: ‘I was in shock. I literally dropped to the floor when Wilf told us he was a traitor. I did not believe it.
Future: While Aaron also quit his job as a property agent and will go travelling in 2023, which he plans to document on YouTube amid his plans to become a vlogger
‘I felt complete shock like, “How did you lie to me and Hannah for so long?” But it’s a game and he was playing the game so well.’
While Aaron shared: ‘At the end of the day it is a game.
‘Even if it had gone Wilf’s way, there would have been no hard feelings.’
Tense: Thursday night’s tense finale was a close call for the three winners after Wilfred Webster almost made it before being caught out as he and fellow traitor Kieran Tompsett turned on one another
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