Celebrity Traitors star shares crucial scene that was | UK News

One deleted Celebrity Traitors scene may have utterly modified the sport’s final result. Joe Wilkinson, who turned the latest superstar casualty murdered by The Traitors last week, has now revealed particulars about the crucial scene that never made it to air.

The 50 12 months previous comic discovered himself eradicated by chat show host Jonathan Ross, comic Alan Carr and musician Cat Burns, after he got here dangerously close to exposing the Traitors’ identities.

Joe was killed off during the night time following the Faithful’s profitable marketing campaign against Stephen Fry, who was also banished – guaranteeing the Traitors remained undetected once more.

During his stint on the programme, Joe offered varied theories relating to the murderers’ identities, though none gained correct traction with his fellow contestants.

He has now disclosed that he precisely recognized Cat as a Traitor prior to his elimination. “The only reason I chose Cat in the end was because someone said, ‘Look at the person you think of least,'” he explained.

Joe continued: “You don’t really see it in the show, but I was hanging out with Cat quite a lot… Suddenly, I went, ‘Cat! Why do I trust Cat?’ It’s mainly because I’ve just been hanging out with her.”

Speaking to Metro, he disclosed that he would not have focused Cat at the roundtable had he remained in the competitors, stating: “I really liked her – she was just so cool and lovely to hang out with. So no, I wouldn’t have gone for her next.”

Joe was given his marching orders alongside Stephen Fry and Line of Duty’s Mark Bonnar. Mark was left seething when he found that Alan, Jonathan and Cat weren’t Faithful but Traitors.

He made an look on the show’s spin-off, Uncloaked, expressing his shock at uncovering the true identities of The Traitors.

He was shown the door after the Faithful solid an equal quantity of votes against him and David Olusoga. With the vote tied, the Chest of Chance had the ultimate say, dealing the decisive blow.

During his time on the show, he was handed a letter revealing the names of the Traitors. “Jonathan f***ing Ross!” he blurted out, including: “Well played, he is really good at it.”

He went on to say: “Man, Cat, she is good. I thought she was 100 percent Faithful. This is exhausting.”

Upon realising that Alan was certainly a Traitor, he remarked: “Oh, it’s Alan, well played though,” before throwing his head back in disbelief. Mark added: “You know what, on our way out from the table, I was beside him and I glance at him and he was like [head down] and I never mentioned that again.”

Reflecting on his own departure, he said: “I’m really glad David’s a Faithful and I really hope he doesn’t go. I think he’s a real asset to them and I hope suspicions about him disappear very quickly. That I can’t see happening though.

“Having that roundtable determined by the Chest of Chance was very dramatic and it was very emotional. I bought so caught up in it all, but I hope it was a good TV second. Even though I was unhappy to go, I assumed, nicely, they’ve never accomplished that before!”

The Celebrity Traitors continues Wednesday at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.