Viewers of BBC's hit reality show The Traitors have turned against contestant Charlotte, accusing her of being a "two-faced game player" who's not as genuine as she appears.
The 32-year-old nursing consultant from Birmingham has found herself at the centre of a social media storm after fans noticed what they describe as manipulative behaviour towards fellow contestants.
Fan Backlash Intensifies
Social media platforms have been flooded with criticism aimed at Charlotte, with many viewers expressing their frustration at her tactics. "Charlotte is so two-faced, acting all sweet and innocent while clearly playing a calculated game," one frustrated viewer tweeted.
Another added: "She's pretending to be everyone's friend while secretly plotting against them. The hypocrisy is unbelievable!"
Dramatic Confrontations Unfold
The tension reached boiling point during recent episodes when Charlotte confronted fellow contestant Kyra, accusing her of being suspicious while simultaneously maintaining a friendly facade. This move particularly angered viewers who saw it as hypocritical behaviour.
One fan commented: "The way Charlotte went after Kyra while acting like her best friend was honestly disgusting to watch. She's the real traitor here."
Defenders Speak Out
Despite the overwhelming criticism, some viewers have come to Charlotte's defence, arguing that she's simply playing the game as intended. "It's called The Traitors for a reason - everyone is playing a game," one supporter noted.
Another defender stated: "Charlotte is just being strategic. People forget this is a competition with £120,000 at stake."
Proving the Critics Wrong
In a surprising twist, Charlotte has managed to survive multiple rounds despite being a frequent target of suspicion, demonstrating her social game skills within the competition.
As the show continues to air on BBC One and iPlayer, the debate around Charlotte's gameplay shows no signs of slowing down, keeping audiences thoroughly engaged in the psychological drama.
