The second series of BBC One's The Celebrity Traitors reached its nail-biting climax on Friday night with millions tuning in to see how the drama unfolded.
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drama → reach → night
Speaking as they revealed their identities, Croft told Ranganathan: “I began this game as a faithful, but I’m ending this game as a faithful.”
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I → speak → faithful
Ranganathan said: “Bash, I began this game as a faithful, and I’m ending this game as a faithful.”
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I → say → faithful
The pair then cheered and embraced shouting “oh my God”.
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pair → cheer → ?
Speaking in an emotional cutaway scene, Croft said: “That was just incredible, this might actually be the best day of my life.”
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this → speak → life
Ranganathan added: “I just really hope my mum’s proud, and also my youngest son Charlie, who wanted me to come on the show.
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me → add → show
Dad won, please show me some respect.”
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Dad → win → respect
It came after all contestants decided to banish again in the first round at the firepit, with former Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock receiving the most votes and being banished, with all of her fellow players voting for her.
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all → come → her
Players chose to banish again in the second round, with Ranganathan saying he thought singer James Blunt was a remaining traitor with the You’re Beautiful singer replying that he was “entirely wrong”, but Kenny opted to end the game.
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Kenny → choose → game
The second banishment saw two votes each for Blunt and Kenny, splitting the vote, leaving Ranganathan and Croft to vote again to try and break the deadlock, eventually deciding to banish Kenny.
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votes → see → Kenny
Players were then given the option to banish again, with Blunt choosing to banish again despite Ranganathan saying his conversation with Croft had changed his mind on whether he was a faithful or a traitor.
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he → give → mind
Ranganathan and Croft voted Blunt out, with the singer explaining his actions by saying Ranganathan had “left a question mark in my head”.
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Ranganathan → vote → head
Before voting for faithful Blunt, Croft said: “I believe you’re both faithful, and I’m sad to be in this predicament, and I’m sorry James because I truly believe that you’re a faithful, but I’m a man of my word, and so I’ve had to go for you.”
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I → vote → you
Earlier in the show, the final mission saw the teams tasked with finding two underground bunkers in the Scottish Highlands filled with gold, with one team boarding a helicopter and others getting into buggies.
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others → see → buggies
Once they found the bunkers they had to blow them up with dynamite.
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they → find → dynamite
To find the bunkers, the team in the buggies had to answer questions, before waving in the helicopter team to drop off the dynamite and detonator, with Jama, Croft and Pinnock hanging off the side of the helicopter to deliver the equipment.
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Jama → find → equipment
The group successfully found and detonated both bunkers, adding £18,500 to the prize pot, bringing it to £83,000.
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group → find → 83,000
After being voted out at the final roundtable, Jama did not reveal her identity as a traitor as per the rules for the last episode, but told her fellow players: “Thank you, alright, love you all, good luck, you’re going to need it.”
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you → vote → it
The murder followed a meeting between the pair of traitors in the turret, which saw Kenny opt for Sheen as he was “too authoritative on that table”, but Jama worried that the murder may turn the heat on her.
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murder → follow → her
After discovering his fate on the BBC gameshow, Sheen said: “The time has come, can’t say I’m surprised, but I am incredibly disappointed, gutted that I got so close to the end.
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I → discover → end
“It’s been absolutely unforgettable, and I’ve loved every minute.”
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I → love → minute
Croft said of his charity: “It’s an organisation that I used to volunteer at.
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I → say → that
“The money will be going to refugees and displaced people, but predominantly queer refugees and displaced people, and they are just the best organisation.”
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they → go → refugees
Ranganathan added: “I am playing for the Refugee Council, helping displaced people who need help, and of course it’s very close to my heart.
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it → add → heart
So I’m very, very grateful for this.”
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I → ’m → this
The traitors “kill off” players in the middle of the night.
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traitors → kill → night
The stars play the game at Ardross Castle in the Highlands, with a cash prize of up to £100,000 for a charity of their choice up for grabs.
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prize → play → grabs
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