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As The Traitors creeps ever closer to the grand finale with just three episodes to go, the must-see BBC show didn’t hold back this week. It delivered twist after twist, keeping viewers poised on the very edge of their seats. In the space of three days, the Faithfuls were confronted with a murder in plain sight that saw fan-favourite Diane face her own funeral, managed to uncloak Miles and Paul as Traitors - and perhaps most importantly, saw two more of their own recruited into the Traitor fold.

Michaela Strachan was going through one of the toughest times of her life when she started out on Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales.The nature expert and Springwatch host had lost a number of loved ones over the preceding year, including her best friend Lucy who passed away from breast cancer just before filming began. It was an incredibly difficult year for Michaela, 57, but the broadcaster has experienced more than her fair share of tragedy over the years, from health battles to divorce. She joins Spencer Matthews, Tom Rosenthal, Eshaan Akbar, Christine McGuinness, Amanda Lovett and Sonali Shah on the 220km trek for the BBC Two show.

Christine McGuinness was left shaken after a rude heckler confronted her at the press launch for BBC Two's Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales. She went on her spiritual journey with fellow celebrities Michaela Strachan, Spencer Matthews, Eshaan Akbar, Amanda Lovett, Tom Rosenthal and Sonali Shah.

Christine McGuinness is taking part in BBC Two’s Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales and has filmed her spiritual journey with fellow celebrities Michaela Strachan, Spencer Matthews, Eshaan Akbar, Amanda Lovett, Tom Rosenthal and Sonali Shah. She found the experience magical - until she attended the show's press launch and was confronted by a rude heckler who repeatedly shouted out that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was "nonsense" and "a label".The confrontation came about because on the show Christine found a kindred spirit in Friday Night Dinner star Tom Rosenthal, who reminded her of her son Leo. On camera, she suggests Tom might also have autism.

Christine McGuinness has said she'll 'speak up' when necessary as she prepares to be back on TV screens. The model and media personality is set to appear in BBC Two's Pilgrimage.

The Traitors star Amanda Lovett has landed a part on the BBC show Pilgrimage, alongside Spencer Matthews and Christine McGuinness. Pilgrimage is returning for its sixth series, which sees its stars take a on challenging journey as they traverse North Wales.

After four nail-biting weeks of intense and emotional gameplay, The Traitors 2024 finally found their winner, as Harry embraced the role of a Traitor and successfully fooled the other 21 contestants. The last episode saw the final five contestants battle it out in a game of trust and deception to try and win a whopping £95,000. As the drama unfolded week by week, OK! spoke exclusively with series one sensation Amanda Lovett to get the inside scoop and expert commentary on all the drama.

Traitors fans have predicted a massive twist in the BBC murder mystery that could save a major fan favourite. In Friday's episode, viewers were left on a cliffhanger as Diane was handed a poison chalice that will eliminate her if she drinks from it. Claudia set the Traitors the tricky task of committing murder in plain sight, making the three secret assassins discuss who they were planning to eliminate and getting them to drink from a poison chalice.

The Traitors returned to our screens last week for a nail-biting second series where viewers were introduced to 22 new contestants hoping to survive the ultimate game of deception and take home a cash prize of up to £120,000. To coincide with the show’s return, OK! spoke exclusively with series one sensation Amanda Lovett to get the inside scoop and expert commentary on all the drama.

As The Traitors returned to our screens this week for a nail-biting second series, viewers at home were introduced to 22 new contestants hoping to survive the ultimate game of deception and take home a cash prize of up to £120,000. To coincide with the show’s return, OK! spoke exclusively with series one sensation Amanda Lovett to get the inside scoop and expert commentary on all the drama, intrigue and betrayal that unfolded in the first few episodes.

BBC's Home Under the Hammer will celebrate its 20th anniversary and mark the occasion by being presented by a host of celebs.

The Fair City held its ‘biggest ever’ Perthshire Pride event on Saturday to the delight of thousands of rainbow-clad revellers.

Perthshire Pride has revealed its exciting line up ahead of the 2023 festival next weekend.

Maddy Smedley has shared that she is expecting a baby daughter after a hilarious scan mix-up led to her cancelling her plans for the baby's gender reveal. The Traitors star, 30, who was a fan favourite on the show, shared a photo of the baby's sonogram, alongside a pink certificate, which announced: "It's A Girl!" She captioned the snap: "We were gonna do a reveal with flowers n everything but the sonographer said jus checking her cervix - I completely missed this but Tom heard it! "Lol so we celebrated in the hallway and we ripped open the envelope in da van [crying laughing emoji] Over the moon! It’s a girl! [crying emoji]." Fellow Traitors star Amanda Lovett commented: "This is amazing, so happy for you both [heart emoji]" and Coronation Street star Alexandra Mardell wrote: " I am so so chuffed for you guys!! A gorgeous girlie just like you [heart emoji]." However, fans were quick to notice something that Maddy missed, as one wrote: "Not sure they check the baby's cervix Maddy? Think they meant yours!!" and another quipped: "It was YOUR cervix you donut!! [laughing emoji]".

THE Traitors’ Amanda Lovett revealed she was glad to be booted off the show - because her late mum would not have approved of her winning the money. The hit game show hosted by Strictly Come Dancing's Claudia Winkleman, 50, sees 22 contestants enter a castle in the Scottish Highlands, tasked with uncovering their unfaithful counterparts. The faithful players must uncover the traitors among them before being 'killed' or banished to be in with a shot of winning £120,000.

Things have turned rather bitter within The Traitors camp with fans turning on Wilfred Webster just days before the final after he threw Amanda Lovett 'under a bus'.

The Traitors fans will be buzzing as the final three episodes are set to air this week on BBC One.