The Celebrity Traitors star King Kenny sings about “killing in plain sight” in his newly released single.
The 29-year-old content creator on Friday released Don’t Let Me Down, in which he appears to reference his time on the BBC series after he was recruited by Maya Jama and James Acaster to be a traitor.
Recent episodes saw the trio tasked with killing in plain sight by spraying perfume and making one of the faithfuls inhale the “poison” by making them yawn.
It was revealed during Thursday’s episode that EastEnders star Ross Kemp fell victim to their trap.
Kenny sings: “Through the night you had my back until the morning.
“Murdering plain sight it’s me and you they’re calling.
“I’ve been running around while I been scheming. So don’t be leaving me for no-one else cause I can’t do this by myself.”
Thursday’s episode ended on a cliffhanger after the trio debated who to kill between comedian Romesh Ranganathan, actor Bash Croft and comedian Miranda Hart.
Kenny signed away his first murder which will be revealed to audiences during Friday night’s episode.
King Kenny pictured with the other contestants in The Celebrity Traitors (BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/BBC Creative/PA)
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The former boxer, whose real name is Kenny Oghenovo Ojuederie, teased a clip on his Instagram story and said: “I’ve been grafting in the back.”
Kenny appears to be sitting in a grand dining room on the single’s cover art.
An accompanying music video is also expected to be released on Friday.
Kenny, also known as KingKennyTv, is a member of the YouTube collective Beta Squad, alongside Chunkz (Amin Mohammed) and Niko Omilana.
He launched his boxing career in 2022 and creates a mix of content including travel, comedy, and group challenges.