The Winners of The Traitors: Dolores Catania Said the Show Was Less Stressful Than the Real Housewives

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The Traitors would remember their time on the back-stabbing, murder mystery Peacock game show as a time of stress. But not Dolores Catania.

After all, she is used to being on .“It was the most peaceful thing I've had in eight years,” she tells Glamour about her time in Scotland competing in the game. “I cried when I left.”Catania spoke to us along with fellow season 3 winners Dylan Efron (travel influencer and Zac’s brother) and Lord Ivar Mountbatten (member of the British royal family), who along with former decided to split the game’s prize money rather than turn on each other.And according to Catania, that’s the kind of friendly vibe that differentiated her time in host Alan Cumming’s Traitors castle from her usual Housewives gang.“It was less stress.

It was nice,” she says. “It was a breath of fresh air to me to be there, so it would've taken a lot to get me riled up. Everybody, even though they were traitors and they were stabbing everybody in the back and everybody's lying—they were nice to each other at most times.”Catania and her fellow the winners of The Traitors chatted with us about why she voted multiple times to banish and how the unlikely foursome made it to the end.One of the biggest dramas right out of the gate this season was that the Housewives were immediately being targeted. (RHONY) was killed first, and then the rest fell pretty quickly.

How’d you make it to the end?Dolores Catania: Right away they wanted to pick us off. I think they got a little excited to kill Housewives.