The traitors: Wilfred and Kieran are uprooted in the BBC One finale
The traitors: Wilfred and Kieran are uprooted in the BBC One finale
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To play this video you need JavaScript enabled in your browser. < /figure>By Daniel RosneyEntertainment reporter
BBC's hit reality series The Traitors ended on Thursday, with stalwarts Aaron, Hannah and Meryl sharing the prize £101,050.
< p class="ssrcss-1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">The trio rooted out the latest traitor, Wilfred, after fellow traitor Kieran cast suspicion on him.
As a "parting gift" for being banished from the castle, Kieran encouraged the remaining players to turn to Wilf.
For three weeks, more than 12 episodes, "loyal" candidates tried to determine who the chosen "traitors" were.
The traitors "murdered" one of their fellow competitors every night. If a secret traitor remained at the end of the game, he would have collected the money.
"I'm so happy for you", Wilf said in tears the winners, having kept his identity as a traitor hidden since the first episode.
To play this video you need JavaScript enabled in your browser. < /figure>By Daniel RosneyEntertainment reporter
BBC's hit reality series The Traitors ended on Thursday, with stalwarts Aaron, Hannah and Meryl sharing the prize £101,050.
< p class="ssrcss-1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">The trio rooted out the latest traitor, Wilfred, after fellow traitor Kieran cast suspicion on him.
As a "parting gift" for being banished from the castle, Kieran encouraged the remaining players to turn to Wilf.
For three weeks, more than 12 episodes, "loyal" candidates tried to determine who the chosen "traitors" were.
The traitors "murdered" one of their fellow competitors every night. If a secret traitor remained at the end of the game, he would have collected the money.
"I'm so happy for you", Wilf said in tears the winners, having kept his identity as a traitor hidden since the first episode.
