The Traitors fans stunned to spot contestant in TV ad

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Published: 04:56 EST, 25 January 2025 | Updated: 05:14 EST, 25 January 2025

The Traitors finished in dramatic fashion on Friday evening with Leanne Quigley and Jake Brown taking home the grand prize following weeks of intrigue and backstabbing.

The Faithfuls managed to out smart the Traitors and bag the £94,600 prize money in an excruciatingly tense final.

And now fans have spotted contestant and model Livi Deane in an online ad for Premier Inn hotels, weeks after she was murdered on the show.

The lingerie model, 26, beams in the snap as she stands in the hotel lobby holding a suitcase alongside two other actresses.

Livi previously appeared in the Portuguese edition of Vogue and has also been huge advertising campaign for fast-fashion store Primark.

Her latest family friendly commercial comes after MailOnline revealed BBC bosses were left stunned by her topless OnlyFans photos with questions raised over how they were missed by show’s vetting team.

The Traitors fans have spotted contestant Livi Deane (L) in family friendly ad after MailOnline revealed BBC bosses were left stunned by her topless OnlyFans photos

Livi murdered weeks ago on the show after falling foul of the cloaked Traitors

It is understood that efforts were made to get rid of the topless images – but they are still there, now prompting much joviality among Livi’s co-stars in private chats.

One insider said: ‘You would wonder what some of the older Traitors viewers might make of the pictures.

‘She looks amazing but they are not exactly in keeping with the family-friendly image that the show has. It must be very frustrating [for the BBC] that they can’t be removed from the internet.’

Bosses ask every contestant for their social media handles, including if they have an OnlyFans account, so they can head off any inappropriate backstories.

During her time on the show Livie has opened up about her battle with cancer and revealed that her right eye was a prosthetic.

Opening up to her fellow contestants, she said: ‘I have got one little boy. I’m an anaesthetic practitioner and a model.

‘I’ve got a prosthetic eye. My right one. So I have it removed when I was 14.’

Switching to the diary log, Livie continued: ‘ I feel like I’ve been through a lot in life. When I was 12 years old I was diagnosed with a cancer called retinoblastoma.

‘It resulted in my losing my right eye. It just knocked my confidence massively. I felt embarrassed of my prosthetic eye.

It is understood that efforts were made to get rid of the topless images ¿ but they are still there, now prompting much joviality among Livi's co-stars in private chats

Livi previously appeared in the Portuguese edition of Vogue and has also been huge advertising campaign for fast-fashion store Primark

'She looks amazing but they are not exactly in keeping with the family-friendly image that the show has. It must be very frustrating [for the BBC] that they can't be removed from the internet.'

Leanne Quigley and Jake Brown have won The Traitors as the Faithfuls took home the £94,600 prize money in an excruciating final on Friday evening

It was Faithfuls who managed to out smart the Traitors and bag the £94,600 prize money in the tensest final yet

Francesca Rowan-Plowden, Leanne, Alexander Dragonetti, Jake and Charlotte Berman were the five remaining contestants going into the tense final

‘I lost my hair, I was kind of wanting to turn into an adult, but adulthood was being ripped from me.’

Returning back to Olivia playing pool with Leon, she said: ‘A lot of people probably don’t even notice.’

To which Armani responded: ‘It is the most perfect prosthetic I’ve ever seen in my life.’

Jumping back to the diary log, Olivia said: ‘I have dealt with it. Obviously I get days where I am like getting emotional about small things, but I just know I’m a fighter.

‘I feel like this is why I’ll be good at this game, because I am not going to give up.

‘I’m going to help the faithfuls track down the traitors.’

Retinoblastoma is a rare type of eye cancer that can affect young children. It affects the retina, which is at the back of the eye.

The model, who is mum to her 15-month-old son Kaito, had her eye removed when she was 14 due to being diagnosed with retinoblastoma two years prior.

Olivia went to Specsavers to buy some sunglasses with her mum when an optician noticed a mass in her right eye.

She proudly shares stunning snaps on Instagram, both with and without her prosthetic eye.

Sharing some snaps from the shoot, Olivia said in 2022: ‘INTERNATIONAL BABY! If only I could go back to 13 year old Liv and tell her she would be modelling for one of the biggest fashion brands it would have saved so much hurt, pain and sadness.

During her time on the show Livie has opened up about her battle with cancer and revealed that her r ight eye was a prosthetic

She said: ' I feel like I've been through a lot in life. When I was 12 years old I was diagnosed with a cancer called retinoblastoma'

She proudly shares stunning snaps on Instagram, both with and without her prosthetic eye

‘Modelling and showing my true self was everything I only ever dreamed of. Honestly she would of been so proud of the person she was going to become.

‘The past year has shown me that dark times do pass even when you feel like you’ll never get out.

‘Go for your dreams and never give up because you are capable of so much more than you think.

‘This won’t be the first post with Primark, I’m yet to visit as many Primark stores as possible.’

Not only that, Olivia has also opened up about her journey in her very own book In My New Normal.

The beautician has also appeared on Katie Piper’s Extraordinary People podcast.

She said: ‘You go through the struggles, you go through the hardest moments in your life and then you find out what you’re made out of, you find out how much fire you can go through in your life.

‘It’s not easy. It’s never easy. It’s always hard. It’s always ugly. And to be honest, it’s what makes you, you. I really am at my happiest with life now’.

‘Staying positive and speaking good encouraging words to yourself will always help.’