While Sebastian "Bash" Croft and Romesh Ranganathan were the official game winners, other finalists and cast members secured massive profile boosts. Internet personality King Kenny effectively bridged the gap to traditional mainstream media, while presenter Maya Jama is projected to secure commercial deals worth £1m. Furthermore, Miranda Hart's vulnerable return to the screen has sparked network discussions regarding the return of her self-titled sitcom.
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Contestants do not need to win reality competitions to secure substantial career and fina…: Contestants do not need to win reality competitions to secure substantial career and financial advancements.
Established broadcast formats continue to serve as viable launchpads for digital creators…: Established broadcast formats continue to serve as viable launchpads for digital creators entering mainstream television.
High-profile reality series offer veteran entertainment figures an effective platform to…: High-profile reality series offer veteran entertainment figures an effective platform to reconnect with broad television audiences.
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Spoiler warning: This article reveals details from The Celebrity Traitors final
In some ways, all the players on the Celebrity Traitors can be seen as winners.
They all got to appear on a hugely popular TV show, rubbing shoulders with other stars and gaining new fans along the way.
But there are certain celebrities, such as Miranda Hart, King Kenny, Maya Jama and Joanne McNally, who have been tipped by industry experts as getting the biggest career boost after the show.
Sebastian "Bash" Croft - who won the game, alongside Romesh Ranganathan - could also now be in line for greater roles.
We've taken a look at the breakout stars of the series and what might lie ahead for them.
Miranda Hart
After a spell of ill-health, the show has done wonders for bringing Miranda Hart back into the public eye.
There was that incredible “Little Mix Big Mix” viral dance moment, but Hart also displayed a level of vulnerability which stood out in a show where the stars don't really talk about their personal lives.
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Venezuelan jockey Junior Alvarado and trainer Bill Mott secured the $7 million showpiece at Keeneland after their four-year-old colt stalked the pace and surged clear down the stretch. The dominant performance marked an emotional redemption for the Godolphin-owned runner, who was scratched from the previous edition due to an untimely fever.
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