Inside the lives of The Traitors winners Aaron, Meryl and Hannah after THAT final showdown

The nail-biting The Traitors final on Thursday evening saw Hannah Byczkowski, Aaron Evans and Meryl Williams win the whopping prize fund  of £101,050 after outing Wilf as a traitor.

But before finding fame on the BBC One reality show, Aaron, Meryl and Hannah led exciting lives, with the trio often documenting their days on social media.

From travelling the world, gigging, showing off their style and raising awareness on important issues, they certainly have made an impact on their followers – with their popularity no doubt boosted following the success of the show. 

Following the show, Aaron told how he’s had plenty of ladies sliding into his DMs, and it’s easy to see why as his Instagram features plenty of hunky topless snaps of him on his various travels. 

The Property Agent, 24, certainly enjoys his downtime, with his travels seeing him enjoy sun-soaked trips to Thailand, Marbella and other stunning locations.

And while Aaron appears to love plenty of time with his pals, it appears that his beloved mum takes centre stage in his life, with the TV star seen posing for plenty of snaps with her.

He told after the show that his mum broke down in tears after he kept his promise to give her his prize money so she could put a deposit on a house.  

He also appears to be close to his younger brother, with one fans seeing them show off their muscles, with Aaron captioning the image: ‘Realising your younger brother is bigger than you but not accepting it.’ 

Since winning the show, Aaron’s social media following has had a huge boost, with the hunk boasting 23k fans, up from only 13,500 followers the day before. 

Meanwhile, call centre agent Meryl, 25, has used her Instagram to not only showcase her impeccable style, but to also raise awareness of Dwarfism.

In one candid post, she opened up about her family moving from South Africa to the UK when she was six to gain access to ‘better healthcare’ as she told how she was ‘misdiagnosed’ when younger.

Meryl – who has a form of dwarfism called achondroplasia – said: ‘Both my parents are average height and nobody in my family has my condition it was extremely uncommon when I was born which lead to me being misdiagnosed. 

‘The chances of two people with no previous history of my condition having a baby with dwarfism is 1 in 25,000. I am extremely lucky to have the family I do and have the support I do from everyone around me.’

She’s also filmed a Channel 4 documentary called True Stories in which she shared her life and raised awareness about living with Dwarfism.  

And Meryl is certainly making the most of her life in the UK, with the brunette’s social media littered with snaps of her on fun nights out with pals, showing off her amazing fashion sense and travelling the world.

One snap even sees her petting an elephant during a trip to an elephant sanctuary. 

Elsewhere, Hannah, 32, who walked away from her job doing care assessments to be a full-time comedian, regularly documented her comedy gigs on social media. 

While she is also a woman of many talents, with Hannah co-hosting a podcast called Ghost Huns with her pal, where they regale spooky tales. 

Most notably however, Hannah regularly posts snaps of her pet dog Wilf – who coincidentally shares the same name as Traitor Wilf Webster.

On finding out her best pal Wilf betrayed her, Hannah said after the show: ‘It was such a shock because I had never even considered him.

‘We had bonded so much that I was like, “How does nobody else see that he’s a faithful?” It didn’t occur to me ever.

‘When he said it, I could see the relief and happiness in his face at the outcome.’

Thursday night’s tense finale was a close call for the three winners after Wilfred almost made it before being caught out as he and fellow traitor Kieran Tompsett turned on one another.

Kieran was first to be voted out by the other four contestants in the final, but left with a cryptic ‘parting gift’ as he revealed to the others that he thought Wilf was a traitor.