Myha'la is using her spot on season two of The Celebrity Traitors to reach viewers who may only know her as Harper Stern in Industry. The 30-year-old American actor from San Jose, California has now added a private 2025 marriage to Armando Rivera to that public profile, and the reveal arrived only after the wedding had already happened.
She is one of 21 famous faces in the season-two cast, which makes the off-screen disclosure part of the show’s broader value: it turns a familiar screen credit into a fuller picture of the person behind it. Myha'la is also recognised for Black Mirror, Leave the World Behind and Swiped, so the competition is landing at a point when her career is already visible across film and television.
Industry, Black Mirror, Leave the World Behind
Myha'la built her name as Harper Stern in Industry, then widened that reach with Leave the World Behind, where she starred opposite Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke, and with Swiped alongside Lily James. That matters for The Celebrity Traitors because the series is not introducing a newcomer; it is repackaging an actor with a multi-title résumé for a new audience, and that changes the kind of attention the cast receives.
Armando Rivera, meanwhile, brings his own screen credit to the story through Any Day Now, where he played Danny, and he is set to appear in Monopoly alongside Jacob Scipio. The relationship therefore links two working actors rather than a performer and a non-industry spouse, which is part of why the marriage disclosure lands as a career note as much as a personal one.
Late 2020 to January
The timeline starts in late 2020, when Rivera messaged her about Industry and she agreed to let him interview her over Zoom for a school project. They met in early 2021 after various FaceTime dates, and Myha'la later described the connection in August 2024 by saying, "We hop off, and I was like, 'Oh, I'm in love with a stranger. How weird,'" before adding in 2024 that they were "inseparable from then on," and that their relationship rests on being "individually independent."
In January, she made the marriage public with an Instagram post marking "One year of marriage" and writing, "Sos if this is how you're finding out, promise we didn't tell most everyone," followed by "Endlessly grateful to our friends and family for helping make this day so very magical." The phrasing makes the reveal feel deliberate rather than accidental, and it leaves one practical question open for readers tracking the story: what exact month in 2025 did they marry?
Her Celebrity Traitors run
The answer may matter less to viewers than the broader shift her appearance creates: anyone meeting Myha'la through The Celebrity Traitors now gets the acting résumé, the marriage, and the carefully managed privacy in one package. For a cast member among 21 famous faces, that is the real story — not just that she is competing, but that the show is forcing a public readjustment of who she is off screen.
