The Traitors: Last News

Since The Traitors kicked off earlier this month, we've been getting to know the contestants hoping to walk away with the huge cash prize. Mollie Pearce is one of the Faithfuls hoping to weed out the last of the Traitors ahead of the final on Friday, 26 January. Disability model Mollie, 21, from Bristol, has a stoma bag after being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis when she was just 11 years old.This is a long-term condition where the colon, the large intestine, becomes inflamed.

The Traitors star Harry Clark quickly became an ultimate fan-favourite during this year's series, but it has now been reported that his girlfriend Anna Maynard "kissed" Gogglebox star George Baggs "behind his back". Harry swiftly cemented his status as the "best Traitor ever" when he turned against previous top dog Paul Gorton. As fans fell in love with army engineer Harry's cheeky and warm personality, it emerged that the 22 year old was already known in the media world for dating CBBC presenter Anna, 23.

A celebrity edition of The Traitors is allegedly being considered by the BBC, following the huge success of series two of the murder-mystery reality show. The Traitors, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, 52, returned to screens in January with a second series, which has proven to be even more successful than the first series, with around four million people tuning in to watch each episode.

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.

The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman has hit out at 'misogyny' among this year’s Traitors as Faithful Charlotte was sent home and yet another male, Ross, was recruited into the fold. Clearly unimpressed by the choice made by remaining Traitors Harry and Andrew, Claudia even wryly joked that their decision to recruit another male was "just like the olden days".The unexpected recruitment happened during Friday's show (19 January), when tensions were already at an all time high due to the high number of players that had already been eliminated.

The Traitors ' Paul Gorton has been the TV villain that fans love to hate on the BBC One competition, fully embracing his role as a devious traitor before becoming the latest contestant to be banished from the show. However, the Manchester-based business manager nearly didn't make it on the show after a serious injury put him in hospital just four weeks before filming started in Scotland. Paul, 36, told OK! in an exclusive interview that he worried about his place on the show after a game of football left him with a collapsed lung.

Since The Traitors kicked off earlier this month, we've been getting to know the contestants hoping to walk away with the huge cash prize. Andrew Jenkins, 45, is currently working alongside his Faithfuls to weed out the Traitors and take home the money. During his time on the show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, viewers have been able to see very distinctive scars around the back of Andrew's head, leaving many wondering how he got them.The scars on Andrew's head were caused by an almost fatal car accident he was in, where he was pronounced dead on the side of a road.

As another exciting episode of The Traitors got underway on Thursday evening, the remaining Faithfuls dealt another crushing blow to the Traitors when they managed to uncloak one of their ranks for the second night in a row. Hot on the heels of Miles’ banishment earlier in the week, Paul’s luck finally ran out as his fellow Traitor Harry finally turned the tables and stabbed his team-mate in the back to progress in the competition.Throughout much of the series, Paul had been seen as the ‘golden boy’ among the cast, with his charm and personality having seen him coast under the radar.

Fans of The Traitors appear to have already picked their winner, and are hoping he'll win "solo", after Wednesday's edition of the thrilling BBC show saw fan-favourite Diane 'murdered' and Traitor Miles uncloaked and banished. The unexpected development came after his fellow Traitor Paul orchestrated the discovery of his poisoning, something which lead to Miles being voted out of the Scottish castle. As the players thanked Paul for revealing Miles as a Traitor, Paul broke down in tears and put on an Oscar- worthy show - however, fellow Traitor Harry wasn't impressed.

The Traitors star Ross Carson has become one of the most composed contestants on the show with his easygoing nature and openness, despite having to subtly say goodbye to his team player and mum Diane. During Wednesday night's eerie episode (17 January) viewers were left "heartbroken" as Diane left the show after drinking from the 'poisoned chalice' that was handed over to her by Traitor Miles during a secret mission.

If there's a stand-out star from series two of The Traitors, it's Diane Carson - the 63-year-old retired teacher who's charmed fans with her no-nonsense attitude on the show, her secret family relation to fellow contestant Ross and her abrupt copper bob. Viewers of the BBC One show watched last night as Diane became the latest of the Faithful contestants to be 'killed' by the Traitors in the game, being 'murdered' in plain sight by Miles in a fittingly camp fashion - with a glass of fizzy rosé. While the fan-favourite loved filming the show over several weeks, she revealed in an exclusive chat with OK! that her friends grew concerned during her time away - as she'd left her husband to respond to her texts.

Since The Traitors kicked off earlier this month, we've been getting to know the contestants hoping to walk away with the huge cash prize.Traitor Harry Clarke, a 22 year old British Army engineer from Slough, is one of the youngest competitors hoping to reach the final by lying and manipulating the Faithfuls. But Harry isn't new to the spotlight - he's dating CBBC presenter Anna Maynard, who hosts the show Got What It Takes.

As The Traitors kicked off a thrilling third week on Wednesday evening, the Faithfuls were dealt a brutal blow following the loss of Diane after she was secretly given a poisoned chalice. However in a further blow, tensions began spiralling following the murder, as Traitor Paul turned on Miles and threw his fellow Traitor under the bus to save his own skin.

After last week’s nail biting cliffhanger that saw The Traitor ’s star Diane’s fate hanging in the balance, viewers at home finally revealed the truth about her fate during Wednesday’s episode. The 63 year old from Lancashire looked set to be killed during last week’s finale, when Traitor Miles was tasked with murdering the next Faithful with a ‘poisoned chalice’. Whoever drank from the goblet would be sent home from the competition, but in a surprising twist the episode ended on a cliffhanger that showed the goblet in Diane’s hand - but crucially didn’t show the star drinking from it.

As BBC’s The Traitors returns to our screens tonight in another undoubtedly nail-biting episode,OK! exclusively spoke with ex-military contestant Jonny, who shared his thoughts on his fellow contestants and gave the inside scoop on the show. Jonny, 31 from Bedfordshire, played the role of a Faithful in the competition but was sadly banished by his fellow contestants in dramatic scenes which aired last week.

Love Island's Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has shared a behind-the-scenes look at The Traitors US, which she's starring in. The Love Island 2022 winner is joined on the show by former Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow, Bling Empire's Kevin Kreider, RuPaul's Drag Race star Peppermint, and a number of stars from the Real Housewives franchise.

The Traitors is back on our screens for another week of deception and lies, but amongst the shocking twists and turns of the series so far, there has remained one constant – Claudia Winkleman’s wellies. Each week we – and everyone else watching – have been obsessing over the host’s chic country-ready outfits, and amongst the array of oversized knits, tailored coats and skinny jeans, her black Hunter wellies reign supreme as the understated hero of her cosy outdoor ensembles.

BBC game show, The Traitors.Winkleman hosts the popular reality contest, which involves a group of contestants called “Traitors” who must secretly murder other contestants, without getting caught and banished by the rest of the players, known as “Faithfuls”.The show’s second season is currently airing on BBC One, with new episodes out from Wednesday to Friday, with at least one contestant exiting the show each episode, either through murder’ or ‘banishment.Some viewers have noticed that so far in this series, the Traitors seem to be mainly eliminating female contestants, as well as older people.Winkleman was a guest on Woman’s Hour on BBC Radio 4 today, where she responded to a question from a listener named Harriet, read out by host, Emma Barnett, which asked “Why is it that all the people that get murdered by the Traitors are all women bar one? And secondly, why are the Traitors so ageist? One of them [Traitors] was a woman and a bit older, so they murdered her straight away.”This refers to the only female Traitor, Ash, who was banished by the contestants, with votes also being surprisingly cast by her fellow Traitors.Winkleman responded: “Well, I mean, correct, Harriet. And I would like to sit down with Harriet and have quite a few conversations about it.”She continued: “I don’t want to say anything, because what if people haven’t watched? So I’m not going to say any names.”As of January 17, three female contestants have been murdered and two have been banished.“But yeah, it’s problematic,” Winkleman added.

The Traitors has become one of the most gripping TV series as we eagerly watch the game unfold with round table bluffs and tricky challenges, but for some, it can be a chance to turn their lives around. Last year's winner, Hannah Byczkowski said her "life changed" after winning the hit BBC show alongside Meryl Williams and Aaron Evans.Their triumphant win saw each of them walk away with £30,000 after Wilfred 'Wilf' Webster was busted at the very last hurdle following his sneaky tactics throughout the game as a Traitor during the first series in 2022.

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.