The Traitors series 4 has claimed its second faithful victim, with the latest player to be murdered leaving the castle after a brief but memorable stay. The contestant, who was killed overnight by the Traitors, described their time in the Highlands as 'bittersweet' and admitted they would have stayed quieter in hindsight.
Reflecting on their experience, the player said: 'I didn't have the time that I had hoped to have, but I think I've had the time I was meant to have. I've had the experience that it should have been for me, and I get to watch it as a viewer now, not knowing what's going to come.' They added that if they had known what was coming, they would have stayed quieter, but conceded it might not have saved them.
The contestant, who was a Faithful, described the castle as 'everything and more', praising the flag, gravel, and Claudia Winkleman. They recalled the 'mind blowing' moment of seeing fellow player Ross, whom they hadn't seen in years. 'I was so excited to be there, it was just a case of; grab a person, hug them and everyone was so warm,' they said.
Despite their early exit, the player took away positive memories, including meeting Claudia, the rowing mission, and seeing 100 coffins. 'It's been one of the most fun experiences and journeys. It’s a massive group of people that I would never have crossed paths with in my life,' they said.
Earlier in the series, Judy became the first player banished at the round table, revealing herself as a Faithful. She described the experience as 'incredible' and said she had no regrets about playing as herself. 'I was going to go into it saying I want to be a Faithful, because that's just me,' she said.
