The Traitors winners crowned after nail-biting finale
The Traitors winners crowned after nail-biting finale
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Winners share prize pot of £94,600 after 12 episodes, eight ‘murders’ and 14 banishments on BBC One show. Warning: this article contains spoilers. After 12 episodes, eight “murders” and 14 banishments, the winners of The Traitors were revealed after a nail-biting finale.
Project manager Jake Brown and former soldier Leanne Quigley will share a prize pot of £94,600. The pair revealed their identities as faithfuls after interior designer Francesca Rowan-Plowden, former British diplomat Alexander Dragonetti, and business director Charlotte Berman were banished from the BBC One show.
Berman was the first to be banished after she aroused suspicion from her fellow competitors when Rowan-Plowden told them she was a traitor. Earlier in the episode, Rowan-Plowden, who was granted the power of the “seer”, attended a secret meeting with Berman and opened an envelope containing a card printed with the word “traitor”, revealing her friend’s status.
As Berman watched from across the table, Rowan-Plowden became emotional and Berman said: “You realise, this doesn’t leave this room. As in, I’m not a traitor on the outside of this.”. “Oh, my God, Charlotte, you’re gonna say that I’m the traitor, aren’t you?”, Rowan-Plowden said in response.
At breakfast the next morning, Rowan-Plowden told the contestants that Berman was a traitor but she threw the same accusation back at her, leaving their fellow players confused. The contestants had been whittled down to five after rounds of banishments and “murders” on the BBC One programme, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, who welcomed 22 strangers to a castle in the Scottish Highlands.
