CELEBRITY Traitors fans have been left outraged after the show was left on a massive cliffhanger – and have to wait a WEEK to find out who was banished.
The new series – and first featuring celebrities – started on Wednesday night and was immediately a huge hit with viewers.
Celebrity Traitors fans are furious after the second episode was left on a cliffhanger[/caption]
Paloma Faith was the first celebrity to be murdered[/caption]
Host Claudia Winkleman chose her first Traitors; Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr and Cat Burns.
The trio were then tasked with carrying out their first murder in plain sight, and Alan drew the short straw of touching the face of the celebrity they wanted to bump off.
Tonight it was revealed that he had chosen his friend Paloma Faith, but it was a slow death and she didn’t find out she had been murdered until the next day at her funeral.
The rest of the celebrities were left shell-shocked by the outcome, and it immediately sparked more suspicion among them of who could be a Traitor.
It led to a tense first round table, where Kate Garraway, Niko Omilana and Tameka Empson came under fire from the others.
The voting then started and at one point, Claudia tallied up that Kate and Niko had three votes each, while Tameka had two and Tom Daley had one.
Claudia then turned to Stephen Fry and asked for his vote, before the episode ended on a cliffhanger.
It left viewers raging that they had to wait to find out who would be the first celebrity to be banished, and even more furious when they realised it wouldn’t be in 24 hours time.
That’s because Celebrity Traitors won’t be back on screens until Wednesday next week.
Taking to X, one wrote: “A nation swears at the television as episode 2 of Celebrity Traitors ended on that cliffhanger!”
Another added: “THAT CLIFFHANGER NOOOOO.”
A third tweeted: “This is sensational tv. But leaving it on a banishment cliffhanger?”
But viewers don’t yet know who is the first celebrity to be banished[/caption]
Celebrity Traitors airs on BBC One and is available on BBC iPlayer.
