Maura Higgins is set to make her mark on the American version of the TV series “The Traitors” with her ambitious plans to outwit her fellow contestants. The former “Love Island” star, who rose to fame in 2019, teased fans with a sneak peek of the upcoming season that premiered today.
Dressed in a striking latex catsuit, Maura confidently asserts, “I’m starting off wearing a cape. So… I’m hoping I’m a Traitor and I hope to eliminate everyone one by one.” Embracing her assertive nature, she declares, “If someone challenges me at the round table, God bless them. That sounds quite traitorous to me. I speak my mind. I’m not one to hide in the shadows.”
Amid laughter, she quips, “That sounded pretty scheming, didn’t it?”
Fans of Maura were thrilled by the preview, with one commenting that she was “made for this” role. Another supporter wished her luck, whether she plays a loyal ally or a cunning traitor, advising her to stay vigilant. A third fan confidently stated, “Our Queen will rule that castle.”
Maura’s participation in the show comes hot on the heels of rumors suggesting a potential move to Hollywood following the positive reception of her debut film, “The Spin.” In the film, Maura portrays the character Rose, receiving acclaim for her performance at the premiere. Sources reveal that discussions with prominent U.S. industry figures about future projects are already underway.
Director Michael Head praised Maura’s work ethic, describing her as a delight to collaborate with and expressing confidence in her potential for success. He commended her acting skills, highlighting her Irish charm and beauty as standout qualities that could lead to Hollywood opportunities.
Since her time on “Love Island,” Maura has expanded her portfolio by participating in “Dancing On Ice” and hosting the Irish edition of the makeover show, “Glow Up.”
Followers can stay updated on Maura’s journey through Mirror Celebs’ social media platforms on Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Threads.
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