Traitor winner Meryl Williams is proud to be the first person with dwarfism to win a UK reality contest and talks about her hopes of launching a clothing line for little people
Traitor star Meryl Williams has spoken out about her joy at winning a UK reality contest as the first person with dwarfism after winning Thursday’s show.
Call center agent Merrill, 25, who won £101,050 in prize money alongside Aaron Evans and Hannah Bitzkowski, says she’s accomplished much more than a boosted bank account by appearing on the series. she says.
She told MailOnline and other media outlets on Friday: It has never happened in England or America.
Proud: Traitor star Meryl Williams, 25, shares her joy at becoming the first dwarf to win a British reality contest.
“Obviously Ellie Simmons was on Strictly Come Dancing, but no one with my condition ever won.
“The reason I was on this show is that people can educate themselves and watch it and see that I did exactly what everyone else did and realize that I am exactly the same. in order to be able to
Meryl hopes to change the way people view people with dwarfism by participating in high-profile shows like Traitor.
A new beginning? The TV personality said she would consider launching her own clothing line after appearing on the show.
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“That’s all I wanted, and I just wanted people to be able to see it, but I also wanted my family to be proud.”
The TV personality kept saying she would consider launching her own clothing line.
Traitors: The BBC’s ‘Traitors’ ended Thursday with Hannah Bikowski, Aaron Evans and Meryl Williams winning a whopping £101,050.
She is currently shopping at a chain store on the main street, but is unable to wear clothes unless she changes them to fit her.
On whether to start her own company, she said:
“I still shop at medium-sized stores like Zara. I think I’ll keep them in business!”
“Grandma will change clothes for me. My grandmother is a skilled seamstress, so she brings my long-legged trousers and cuts off the legs and trims the hems so that I look exactly like everyone else.”
“So something as simple as cargo, do you know the pockets are meant to be thigh-high? She takes the pockets and moves them up. Best friend!
I’m a size 8 to 10, so I shop in stores like everyone else, but not everyone has a grandmother who is a tailor, so for everyone in my condition I don’t think so.
“I’m a size 1 and finding shoes is a nightmare, so shoes too.”
The BBC’s The Traitors finished Thursday, with Aaron, Hannah and Merrill taking home a whopping £101,050 in prize money, split evenly among the three.
After Wilfred Webster’s near-success, it was a close call for the three winners before being caught, as he and fellow traitor Kieran Tompsett turned against each other.
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