Roxy Wilson, a former contestant on the BBC One reality series The Traitors, has openly admitted to being "completely fooled" by fellow player Stephen Libby after her dramatic elimination from the show. Wilson's candid reflections come in the wake of the shocking revelation that Libby was, in fact, a Traitor, a truth that left her reeling with disbelief.
Regret Over Misjudged Banishment Vote
In a heartfelt admission, Wilson expressed deep regret over her decision during the game to vote for the banishment of James Baker, a fellow Faithful contestant. She acknowledged that Baker was not a Traitor, highlighting the intense pressure and deception that characterises the high-stakes gameplay of The Traitors. This misjudgment, she revealed, added to her sense of shock upon learning the true identities of the Traitors.
Secret Mother-Daughter Bond Unveiled
Adding a layer of personal intrigue to her story, Wilson confirmed that her mother, Judy Wilson, was also a participant on the show, with their familial relationship kept strictly confidential from the other players. This secret was dramatically exposed by presenter Claudia Winkleman to the remaining contestants immediately following Roxy's 'murder' in the game, creating a memorable television moment.
Wilson shared that concealing this bond on camera was a significant challenge, and she expressed considerable relief at no longer having to hide it. In a touching personal update, she also announced her pregnancy, which will make her mother a grandmother for the twelfth time, adding a joyous note to her post-show revelations.
Emotional Aftermath of the Game
The emotional toll of the game was evident as Wilson described feeling profoundly shaken by the experience. Her journey on The Traitors serves as a testament to the psychological twists and turns that define the popular BBC series, captivating audiences with its blend of strategy, betrayal, and human drama.
