Two more Faithful celebrities have been eliminated from the Traitors’ castle, while another well-known star vomited live on TV during a stomach-churning challenge inside a creepy cabin. Meanwhile, four celebrities are now facing the possibility of being eliminated next.
Celebrity Traitors saw two major stars leave the competition and left a comedy legend vomiting live on television during one of the most challenging episodes of the popular BBC show.
The Last of Us star Bella Ramsey was the first to be murdered in Friday night’s episode, leaving the remaining contestants confused and suspicious about who might be responsible.
Meanwhile, Coronation Street star and Faithful contestant Julie Hesmondhalgh came under intense scrutiny before ultimately being banished at the following Round Table. Real Traitor Professor Hannah Fry narrowly escaped elimination, receiving just a few fewer votes than Julie.
Reflecting on her time in the castle, Julie described the experience as “challenging, bonkers and delightful.” Although she was disappointed to leave the competition, she said that identifying Traitor Richard E. Grant earlier in the series had been a once-in-a-lifetime thrill.
The 56-year-old described the experience as unforgettable, saying: “It was the best feeling; I cannot begin to explain how amazing it was. It was right up there with getting married and having a child!”
Fellow star Bella also believed they had become too much of a threat to stay in the Scottish castle for much longer. They explained: “It’s a clever move… I think the Traitors decided to murder me because they realised I might be getting close to uncovering the truth.”
However, the episode’s most shocking moment unfolded during an elaborate challenge inside a creepy cabin hidden in the woods. The celebrities were tasked with communicating with four ghostly spirits to locate objects concealed throughout the haunted shack.
One of the objects was a necklace that had fallen into a particularly disgusting-looking toilet, which reportedly smelled just as awful as it appeared. Comedian Joe Lycett shouted: “It does actually smell of poo!”
Several celebrities began gagging during the unpleasant challenge, while singer Leigh-Anne also joined in, describing the experience as a “gagfest.”
Heartstopper actor Sebastian Croft bravely volunteered to climb into the toilet and retrieve the treasure, which was covered in what appeared to be faeces. Tough-talking Ross Kemp attempted to encourage the struggling celebrities, who were bent over in disgust. “It’s just a little bit of poo, it’s not going to kill you,” he insisted.
However, the awful sight and smell proved too much for Miranda Hart, who ended up vomiting. Apologising to the group, she warned: “I literally vomited in that toilet!”
Julie was also struggling to keep her stomach settled and admitted that the reactions were completely genuine. “It really, genuinely smelt like s***, to the point where people were retching and Miranda was actually sick!” she revealed.
But the disgusting challenge did not end there. The celebrities were also tasked with identifying a spicy-flavoured drink from a collection of dozens of old, rotten bottles, triggering another wave of gagging. Almost in tears, comedian Joanne McNally described the revolting taste as “salty bin juice”.
After successfully recovering three of the four hidden items, the celebrities returned to the Round Table, where suspicions surrounding Julie began to grow. Her reluctance to reveal Bella’s theories about who might be a Traitor left the others questioning her intentions.
The former Coronation Street actress, who portrayed Hayley Cropper on the cobbles from 1998 until 2014, admitted that her behaviour made her appear suspicious.
“I lost any ability to defend myself!” she confessed.
Julie went on to explain how nervous she had become during the tense moment. “At one point my mouth dried up to absolutely nothing. I had no spit left, and I had to take a big glass of water and my hand was shaking a bit, which is the worst thing you can do, and I knew I looked really guilty. It was textbook guilt!”
Celebrity Traitors ended with a dramatic cliffhanger as the Traitors opted for an unexpected twist instead of their usual murder. They selected four contestants — Romesh Ranganathan, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Rob Beckett and Ross Kemp — to take part in a game of hide-and-seek in the woods.
The celebrities would take shelter inside crypts while the Traitors decided which contestant to murder in plain sight. However, an unexpected twist added another layer to the challenge, as Little Mix star Leigh-Anne had a key that could lock her crypt and protect her from being eliminated.
Meanwhile, Friday’s episode also saw supermodel Jerry Hall open up about how she eventually persuaded Mick Jagger to marry her. The Rolling Stones frontman and the catwalk star were together for more than 20 years, and Jerry was determined to have a wedding ring on her finger.
Speaking inside the Traitors castle, she revealed: “Before I got married to Mick, we’d already been together seven years, had two children.
“I like put on a wedding dress every day until he agreed that we get married. I was so funny.”
The couple eventually tied the knot in a traditional Hindu ceremony in Bali in 1990. However, following their separation in 1999, the London High Court ruled that their Balinese wedding was not legally valid because the marriage had never been registered.
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