Conor Maynard packs on the PDA with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola's daughter Maria during night out at the Chiltern Firehouse

Conor Maynard packed on the PDA with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola's daughter Maria during a night out at the Chiltern Firehouse in London on Friday.

The singer, 31, and influencer, 23, took a break from the party and headed outside for a cigarette.

Conor, who cut a trendy figure in his printed jeans and denim jacket, threw his arms around the brunette and kissed her on the cheek.

Maria, meanwhile, donned an oversized black coat over a matching maxi dress and kissed the hitmaker back during their very cozy chat.

The pair didn't seem to care who was watching as they put on a lovey-dovey display in the street before being joined by a female friend.

Maria made headlines in 2021 during a reported romance with Everton footballer Dele Alli.

The pair were rumored to be seeing each other after being spotted together at a bar in London, with one onlooker claiming they 'kissed in front of a DJ booth at Cloud 9 bar'.

However, Maria is said to have told friends she is 'just friends' with Dele, despite their reported kiss.

The Traitors winner Harry Clark – who is dating Conor's sister Anna – revealed how he financed his lavish lifestyle before winning £95,150 on the show.

The 23-year-old British army engineer has confused fans with his talk about money. He said on the show that he wanted to win to treat his family, while later saying on Uncloaked that he “didn't need the money.”

A quick look at his Instagram shows that he lived a comfortable life before he became famous, with photos of the star on private jets and dripping in designer accessories.

So fans were stunned when Harry revealed in a recent interview that he has 'no pot to p**k into' and has borrowed money from his father while waiting for his top prize to be sent.

To clear up the confusion, Harry revealed his glamorous social media page was not what it seemed and mentioned his famous girlfriend.

CBBC star Anna, sister of I'm A Celebrity star Jack Maynard and singer Conor, presents talent show Got What It Takes? something on the children's television channel.

Speaking of his alleged wealth, Harry said Metro.nl: 'I wish I had a private jet and I wish I had the money to go on a private jet, it's honestly a waste of money.

'Everyone thinks I'm rich, but I was lucky enough to meet my other half, whose brothers have worked incredibly hard since they were 15, and I somehow managed to silver-tongue my way through and weave my way into their lifestyle. '

'Everyone says: you have designer bags and this and that, all my designer bags are fake. I wouldn't spend that money because it's a waste of money.

“And I would never buy anything for myself, and everything I did design, like my sneakers, was bought for me as a Christmas present.”

Harry has previously come under fire from fans after declaring that he 'never needed' the pot of money.

He took home the eye-watering sum after tricking 21-year-old Faithful Mollie Pierce into finishing the match with him.

The champion, who declared himself the 'best traitor ever', sparked anger among fans by saying he never needed the money after 'pretending he couldn't afford a Toby Carvery with the family'.

On the spin-off show Uncloaked, Harry said: 'I'm 23 years old and have so much money! I can't even explain it. Money never makes me happy.

'I've never needed money. As long as I have a roof over my head, food, water, my family and my significant other, that's all I need.

“That money is going to benefit them, everything my mom and dad did for me as kids, and they gave me everything I needed, to be able to give back to them is the best thing I've ever done.”

During the show, Harry told the other contestants that he would love to win the money so he could take his family with him and pay the bill at the end without worry.

And while the sentiment was there, fans wondered why the traitor was trying to come off as working class while flaunting his lavish lifestyle on Instagram.

As he sat at the dining table, clothed and dressed, looking dapper as ever, Harry told the team, “My happiness comes from seeing my family happy, just like my brothers and sisters.”

'Mine is like a madhouse, because there are eleven or twelve of us. So when we go out to eat with the family, we don't go out alone. You hear us going out.

“But it would be best to go home and say that Saturday, 'Let's all go out, but in the end no one has to worry about payment.' It would be great to be able to go up and pay the bill first, and then I'll be ready for my next chapter in life.

“I'm not saying I want to leave the military, but I'm a little tired of having to travel all the time.”

Harry reportedly spent £2,000 on a huge pub party for his family and friends after his epic win on the hit BBC show.