The first player to be murdered on the BBC series The Traitors has described her shock and disappointment, admitting she was 'gutted' to leave the castle so early. Nursery school teacher Netty, 42, wept when she received the murder letter, but insisted her tears were 'happy tears'.
Speaking after her departure, the single mother reflected on her exit, saying she believed she could have been a very good Faithful. 'Maybe I was too loud,' she said, acknowledging that she failed to follow her own game plan of staying quiet and observant.
Netty described the experience as 'bittersweet', but added that she had the time she was meant to have. She did not blame her murder on her connection to Ross, an old friend she had not seen for years. 'For me it was an added bonus,' she explained.
Ross, meanwhile, has said he wished Netty had not made their reunion so obvious, as it made him a target for suspicion. Netty's highlight of her brief time in the game was the rowing mission involving 100 coffins, which she described as great fun.
Despite her early exit, Netty said she has no regrets, calling it 'one of the most fun experiences'. She hopes to maintain the friendships she made and is glad she did something for herself.
