The Traitors winner Harry Clarke reunited with his fellow players as the group enjoyed a night out together ahead of the final airing on Thursday.
The 23-year-old British Army Corporal fought off competition from 20 other contestants all vying to win up to £100,000 in the famous castle as part of the intense psychological game.
After a well-deserved win, Harry and his former victims put his traitorous lies and deceits in the past as they enjoyed a boozy evening out
Fans of The Traitors are paying homage to host Claudia Winkleman’s style – by wearing wigs to emulate her trademark fringe and lapping on dramatically dark eye make-up – ahead of tonight’s series finale.
The second season has seen audiences obsessed with the presenter, 52, and her nod to country style with a commitment to cable-knit couture – albeit with a theatrically dark flair.
And viewers took to social media to showcase their own creative get togethers as this evening
The Traitors is set to reach an explosive conclusion on Friday night, bringing an end to weeks of paranoia, backstabbing and own goals in TV’s biggest game of psychological warfare.
After three weeks of gripping television it will finally be seen if the Faithful can weed out all the Traitors and split the prize pot between them, or if any Traitors will remain undetected and take the winnings for themselves.
Thursday’s episode saw Jasmine Boatswain become the latest Faithful banished
The Traitors viewers were left devastated on Friday as fan favourite Diane appeared to be murdered at the end of the episode after Tracey was killed off at the start.
The three remaining Traitors – Paul, Miles and Harry – were tasked with deciding who to hand a poisoned chalice to drink from as they made their latest killing.
As this week’s last instalment of the programme ended, Diane was seen taking the cup, leading many show fans to think
The Traitors became an instant favourite when it aired on the BBC last year, leaving viewers on the edges of their seats.
The reality series, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, showed 22 strangers fighting to win as much as £120,000 in a Scottish castle by back-stabbing and lying to one another.
It attracted an average audience of 5.4 million and went on to win two trophies at the BAFTA TV Awards after Faithfuls Aaron Evans, Meryl Williams and Hannah Byczkowski took
Claudia Winkleman has announced she will be quitting her BBC Radio 2 show after 15 years on air, with Romesh Ranganathan set to take over.
The presenter, 51, shared the news with her listeners during Saturday’s show admitting she wishes to spend more time with her children.
She shares Jake, 19, Matilda, 15, and Arthur, 10, with her film producer partner, Kris Thykier, 50, who she married in 2000.
Claudia’s final show will broadcast in March, after which she will
Kate Winslet, Ben Whishaw and The Traitors were among the big winners at the 2023 British Academy Television Awards with P&O Cruises at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.
The star-studded ceremony saw the best and brightest of British TV descend on the capital, with Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganatha acting as hosts for the evening.
Kate Winslet was awarded Best Actress for her critically-acclaimed performance in I Am Ruth, and during her speech she paid tribute to her co-star
