Maya Jama Channels Sir Mo Farah at Star-Studded Halloween Party

Maya Jama embraced Halloween with a striking transformation into Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah at her celebrity-filled party on Saturday night. The "Celebrity Traitors" star hosted the event at 83 Rivington Street in Shoreditch, inviting fellow contestants from the BBC show.

Jama, 32, donned a running vest, shorts, a Union Jack draped over her shoulders, gold medals, and a bald cap to embody Farah. She shared photos of her costume on social media, writing that she wanted to "pay homage" to the athlete and noting, "I think we look alike lowkey." Sir Mo Farah himself commented on the costume, joking, "I thought that was me."

Among the attendees was King Kenny, 29, who Jama's team insists is "just friends" despite viewer speculation about their relationship sparked during "The Traitors." Kenny arrived at the party dressed in an orange jumpsuit, having been seen leaving Jama's London flat earlier that day. He had reportedly stayed at her home for two nights, also visiting prior to the filming of "The Traitors Uncloaked" and watching the finale broadcast with friends.

Sources close to Jama have dismissed romance rumors, stating that Kenny slept on her sofa and that they find the speculation "hilarious." They added that Jama is single and has been spending time with a group of friends, including Kenny, who have been watching "The Traitors" finale together and preparing for the Halloween party.

"The Traitors" winner Sebastian Croft was among the party guests. Fellow contestant Hannah Fry attended as "Traitors" presenter Claudia Winkleman, complete with a dark wig and tartan attire.

The "Celebrity Traitors" finale, which aired Friday, drew a record-breaking 11.2 million viewers. Jama did not appear on the spin-off show due to filming commitments for the third series of Guy Ritchie's drama "The Gentlemen."