Traitors star Faraaz responds after UK billionaire gave him enormous supply

The Traitors star Faraaz Noor has responded after a billionaire made him an enormous supply.

The finalist from Middlesbrough was voted out after Stephen Libby and Rachel Duffy took house the £95,750 prize cash.

“As an enormous fan of the sport, it is a as soon as in a lifetime expertise and I am actually glad to have shared it with such an incredible group,” the 22-year-old mentioned to BBC’s Radio Tees.

“I actually loved it,” he added, saying that he had shaped ‘lifelong bonds’ throughout The Traitors.

Forward of the ultimate, nevertheless, Faraaz mentioned that if he gained he would use the prize cash to take his household to Mecca.

The fan-favourite mentioned he’d ‘love to have the ability to spend it on me and my household to make a spiritual pilgrimage’.

“To go to Umrah, to go to Hajj, can be very nice. For me to try this for my household can be nice,” Faraaz admitted.

“If there is a little bit of left over, I would not thoughts placing a bit away for a brand new automobile however treating my household is my foremost purpose.”

After shedding out within the closing, he mentioned that his dream was very a lot alive, including: “Inshallah, someday I will be capable to hopefully take them to Hajj and even full Umrah. I am wanting ahead to that.”

It simply so occurs that Umar Kamani, the CEO of PrettyLittleThing, appears to be like to have been a giant fan of Faraaz within the BBC collection and provided to ship him ‘and his household to Hajj’.

The contestant mentioned on the Radio Times Covers Party 2026 that he was ‘in tears’ after seeing Umar’s submit on X.

“I got here again and I used to be speaking to my mum and I used to be like, I simply can’t… to Umar, I am so grateful, Alhamdulillah, I used to be actually crying my eyes out actually. I could not consider it,” he mentioned.

The 37-year-old, who was reportedly value $1 billion in 2024, co-founded PrettyLittleThing along with his brother Adam in 2012.

In keeping with The Sun, Umar bought his 34 p.c stake in PrettyLittleThing in Could 2020 for £330 million.

The deal was mentioned to have earned him round £161 million, together with a 2.6 p.c stake in Boohoo, his father’s enterprise which owns PrettyLittleThing.

Faraaz, in the meantime, has been overwhelmed with the ‘love and assist I have been getting’.

Though, Faraaz did confess that the ultimate left him ‘fuming’ on the time.

He mentioned: “Within the precise second, after I noticed Rachel had put my title on the slate, I used to be completely seething.

“I might really feel the steam popping out my ears. I used to be fuming, after which I used to be gutted, kicking myself.”

Regardless of the setback, he mentioned: “I had a beautiful second of gratitude to myself, and I used to be so grateful. And it put me in temper.

“It’s humorous, seeing all of it again, figuring out how I felt.”