Charlotte Chilton, the breakout star from BBC's hit reality series The Traitors, has finally broken her silence on the persistent romance rumours surrounding her and fellow contestant Paul Gorton.
In an exclusive interview, the 32-year-old NHS clinical coder from Lancashire set the record straight about their relationship status, revealing that while they've grown incredibly close, they're not dating - at least not yet.
The Truth Behind the Speculation
"We're not together, but we're not not together either," Charlotte revealed with a knowing smile. "It's complicated, but in the best way possible."
The pair's undeniable chemistry on the show sparked immediate speculation among viewers, with many convinced they were more than just allies in the game. Their intense conversations and shared moments became instant fan favourites, creating a will-they-won't-they narrative that kept audiences hooked.
Life After The Traitors
Since the show wrapped, Charlotte admits their bond has only strengthened. "We speak every single day without fail," she shared. "There's definitely something special there, but we're taking our time to figure out what that means in the real world."
The reality star also opened up about the challenges of navigating new friendships and potential relationships under the glare of public scrutiny. "When you go through an experience like The Traitors together, it creates this incredible bond that's hard to explain to people who haven't been through it," she explained.
Future Plans and Possibilities
While Charlotte remains coy about exactly what the future holds for her and Paul, she doesn't rule anything out. "Never say never," she teased. "We have this amazing connection that I've never experienced before, and we're both enjoying seeing where it goes."
She also addressed the overwhelming fan support for their potential romance, acknowledging that the public's investment in their relationship has been both surprising and heartwarming. "The messages we've received have been incredible," Charlotte said. "People seem to really root for us, which is lovely."
