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Celebrity traitors final delivers unexpected twists in thrilling conclusion

November 7, 2025
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Celebrity traitors final delivers unexpected twists in thrilling conclusion

Celebrity Traitors finale reveals unexpected twist

In a dramatic conclusion to the first celebrity edition of The Traitors, Alan Carr emerged victorious, defying expectations as a Traitor to claim the prize money for his chosen charity, Neuroblastoma UK, reports BritPanorama.

The finale saw a tense showdown between three Faithfuls —Joe Marler, historian David Olusoga, and comedian Nick Mohammed—against the remaining Traitors, Alan Carr and singer Cat Burns. With 19 contestants initially competing, the stakes were high as the group navigated through a web of deception and strategy.

Before the final decision, the remaining players participated in a challenge involving a steam train, where they needed to solve clues within 20 minutes to prevent cash from exploding. Their efforts added £20,000 to the prize pot, bringing the total to £87,500.

The final twist came when Joe, with his strategic acumen, persuaded David and Nick to vote for Cat, unaware that he would become the target himself. Cat was ultimately banished, leaving Alan as the last remaining Traitor in a game of wit.

As expectations rose, Alan’s survival hinged on his ability to reinforce his façade as a Faithful. The climactic moment featured contestants deciding whether to continue the game based on their suspicions of who the Traitor was, leading to a nail-biting moment as Joe and the others failed to identify Alan’s true role.

In a shocking reveal, Alan disclosed that he had been a Traitor all along, prompting astonishment among the other players. His emotional confession marked a significant finale moment, underscoring the unpredictable nature of The Traitors and solidifying its status as a compelling reality format that leaves viewers engaged regardless of participant fame.

Ultimately, the show highlighted that the true essence of The Traitors lies not in its celebrity contestants but in the intricate game mechanics that unfold throughout the series. The popularity of this edition suggests a promising future for similar reality formats in the UK television landscape.

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