Paloma Faith has revealed that her four-year-old daughter has banned Alan Carr from their home after he 'murdered' her on the BBC show Celebrity Traitors. The singer, 44, appeared on The One Show alongside Callum Scott and Stephen Mulhern, where she shared the hilarious but brutal reaction from her child.
Paloma, who became the first celebrity eliminated from the series, said her daughter told her: 'Mama, I don't like Alan anymore, he can't come to our house.' The singer shares two daughters with her ex-husband, French artist Leyman Lahcine.
Despite her early exit, Paloma admitted she had no hard feelings toward Alan, even texting him good luck before the episode aired. She reflected on the experience with humour, joking: 'We all love our abusers a bit.' However, she also expressed disappointment at being eliminated so quickly, having brought six suitcases of clothes for what she hoped would be a 'fashion parade.'
Alan Carr, who was tasked with carrying out the first 'murder' in plain sight, has publicly spoken about feeling guilty for betraying his real-life friend. Co-host Alex Jones sympathised, telling Paloma: 'He was tortured by it.'
Paloma has since hit back at online trolls who mocked her short run, saying it's okay to be disappointed while still being proud of taking part. Celebrity Traitors returns to BBC One on Wednesday, October 15, at 8pm.
