BBC The Traitors' Freddie shares fiery message with huge dig at Charlotte after brutal betrayal

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The Traitors' star Freddie Fraser has taken to Instagram to deliver a fiery message after Charlotte's brutal betrayal led to his sudden exit last night.The 20-year-old politics student, who was the youngest contestant on the BBC show's history, was banished at the Round Table yesterday evening with a full vote count against him after he got entangled in a web of lies following Charlotte's sneaky game plan to set him up.Freddie, who had been a Faithful for the entire show, was recruited as a Traitor for just 24 hours before being found out, and narrowly missed out on a place in tonight's highly anticipated finale.Taking to Instagram after his exit was aired last night, the BBC star uploaded a lengthy message with a fair few digs at Charlotte as he confirmed he is now 'rooting for the Faithfuls'.After thanking the nation for their continued support over the past three weeks, Freddie reflected on his tumultuous journey on the show.He wrote: "To make it this far after being framed three times.

I think I can say I did myself some justice. The short day of being a Traitor I absolutely hated and as you can see clearly cracked under the pressure."After forming so many strong bonds with this wonderful group of people, I physically could not bring myself to lie to them - let alone steal the money from them in the end!

Maybe I am naive for seeing the good in people but that's what I will always do and and I wouldn't change my outlook on life at all."He added: I think it's quite poetic actually that the sisterhood recruited a man just to throw them under the bus - a big (middle finger emoji) to the patriarchy."Whilst I didn't get the win, I have come away with something a lot more precious: a second family that's bonds are super