Alan Carr’s Shocking Triumph in The Celebrity Traitors Finale
After weeks of chaos, plotting, and a fair share of gasps, The Celebrity Traitors finally reached its jaw-dropping conclusion — and what a finish it was. Out of nineteen celebrity contestants, it all came down to five: traitors Alan Carr and Cat Burns , and faithfuls Joe Marler , Nick Mohammed , and David Olusoga . The tension that had been building for weeks finally exploded in one of the most unforgettable moments in reality TV this year.
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When the dust settled, it was Alan Carr , the beloved comedian best known for his warm laughter and cheeky charm, who was crowned the winner — and the only surviving traitor. The moment he revealed his true identity broke the internet and had fans screaming in disbelief. Bursting into tears, Carr confessed, “It’s been tearing me apart, I’m so sorry. I’m an awful human being.” His devastated but good-humored co-stars reassured him, “You did brilliantly.”
It was a masterclass in deception from someone nobody expected to pull it off. Viewers and fellow contestants alike admitted they never suspected him. As historian David Olusoga joked later, “Alan could’ve come down to breakfast in a green cloak and I still wouldn’t have thought he was a traitor. I was too busy laughing.”
Even singer Paloma Faith, who was “murdered” earlier in the game by Carr himself, admitted that his lovable personality made him impossible to doubt. But behind that infectious grin was a player who quietly navigated every twist and betrayal — and emerged victorious. His chosen charity, Neuroblastoma UK , will receive the full £87,500 prize pot , a touching finale to his hilarious but ruthless run.
The finale episode itself was a 70-minute spectacle. From the emotional breakfast scenes to the dramatic roundtable banishment of Cat Burns — despite her pinky promise with Carr — every moment was pure television gold. Joe Marler, the England rugby star, even said the pressure was “way more stressful than playing for England.”
Then came the final showdown: Carr, Mohammed, and Olusoga stood by the fire pit, deciding whether to continue the game or end it. When all three voted to finish, it sealed Carr’s fate as the ultimate traitor — and winner. His tearful confession and the warmth with which the faithfuls embraced him left viewers everywhere touched.
Social media lit up instantly. Fans called it “the TV moment of the year” and praised Carr for delivering “the most iconic twist ever.” Even journalist Natalie Jamieson predicted it could be a contender for next year’s BAFTA memorable moment.
Laughs, tears, betrayals, and even a few farts — this series had everything. And at the center of it all was Alan Carr, the traitor nobody saw coming. As he cheekily told host Claudia Winkleman in the final moments, brushing something off her face with his trademark giggle, “You’ve got something on your face, Claudia.”
What a finale — chaotic, emotional, and absolutely brilliant. Alan Carr didn’t just win The Celebrity Traitors — he won the nation’s hearts all over again.
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