'The Traitors' Producers Tease Season 2 Contestant's Potential Return in Future Seasons

The Traitors star Jasmine Boatswain has said that the “hate” that she has received on social media has left her scared to leave her house.The 26-year-old Londoner made it to the semi-finals of the recent season of the show, but in a new interview with the BBC, she has disclosed that the impact of the negative feedback online left her “really, really low”.“I was exposed to a lot of hate on social media,” she said. “Seeing what people had to say about me definitely did affect how I felt about myself, which I felt was a bit of a shame really, because it was an exciting time.”She went on to explain that after reading comments on social media, she assumed that everyone on the streets who recognised her would “hate” her.“And I didn’t want to leave the house because of that.

Andy Cohen is spilling the tea on The Traitors Season 2 reunion, which was filmed last week.

Emily Longeretta SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from “The Weight of Deceit,” the tenth episode of “The Traitors” Season 2, now streaming on Peacock. The tenth episode of “The Traitors” revealed that while the group was inching closer to identifying Phaedra Parks as a traitor — the last original one — they decided to turn against Peter Weber and banish him instead. Luckily for them, they did not make the same mistake again and sent her home at the end of the episode. However, when Weber, possibly the best strategic player of the season, was banished, it’s hard to believe that he wouldn’t be screaming with both frustration and joy when learning that Parks has been a traitor all along.

Andy Cohen is talking The Traitors!

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Matty Healy has given a shout out to Harry and Paul from The Traitors during a recent show with The 1975. Check out footage of the moment below.The moment took place during the band’s show in London last night (February 20) – the final scheduled show in the city as part of their ‘Still… At Their Very Best Tour’.Held at the O2 Arena, frontman Matty Healy paused the set mid-way through to highlight some special guests in the audience – Paul Gorton and Harry Clarke, who were contestants on the latest season of the BBC One show, The Traitors.Initially, Healy began by reminiscing about the famous faces that have come to visit their shows over the years and explaining how it takes a lot for him to be left feeling “starstruck”.“Lots of people come to our shows [and] I’m very happy to have them here.

The second season of “The Traitors” is in the homestretch which meant bringing the producers and talent behind the hit Peacock franchise to the Television Critics Association Winter Tour to take a victory lap. Before the session began, Peacock noted that “The Traitors,” along with “Ted,” would be the first time two of the streamers originals made the top 10 originals on Neilsen’s streaming charts.

The winner of The Traitors, Harry Clarke, has reportedly turned down a super tempting offer to star in Celebrity Big Brother as he wants to "play the long game". A source claimed to The Sun: "Just like his time on the whodunnit show, he is being incredibly shrewd about every move he makes and wants to play the long game.

The Traitors stars Paul Gorton and Wilfred 'Wilf' Webster have teased an All Star series of the hit BBC gameshow featuring a bizarre twist. Paul, who became one of the most entertaining contestants to watch earlier this year, attended the TV Choice Awards 2024 on Monday, 12 February alongside former Traitor Wilf, who took part in the BBC show in 2022.

The Traitors star Amanda Lovett has landed a part on the BBC show Pilgrimage, alongside Spencer Matthews and Christine McGuinness. Pilgrimage is returning for its sixth series, which sees its stars take a on challenging journey as they traverse North Wales.

“The Traitors” is the gift that keeps giving for Kate Chastain. The former “Below Deck” star left that long-running Bravo franchise after the completion of season seven in 2020 so her inclusion in the initial U.S.

Producers of The Traitors talked about casting the Peacock competition series and gave insight into what goes into deciding who gets to participate.

In real life, Mollie Pearce looks even better than the partial view we got of her when we last saw the 22-year-old through our fingers during the nail-biting final of The Traitors. Although she was unceremoniously duped by her “bestie” Harry Clark in front of eight million viewers, Mollie takes it in her stride, graciously telling us “it’s just a game” and she’s “not going to be mad at the person that wins”. We have to wonder if Mollie actually is the real winner of the show.

It feels like an age since we watched 22-year-old Mollie Pearce through our fingers during the nailbiting BBC The Traitors final, but it was actually only the other day. Now that the dust is beginning to settle after the finale, Mollie is looking back on the "crazy and emotional" journey the hit show took her on. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Mollie tells us that she feels fondly towards all of her fellow season two contestants.

The Traitors is over - for now - and it's safe to say we're all missing seeing Claudia and co on our screens.

We’re still about a month away from the long-awaited release of “Dune: Part Two.” After the massive success of the first film, both financially and critically, there are many expecting the sequel to be nothing short of a sci-fi masterpiece. Well, that praise is still premature, but the hype does have people expecting a quick announcement from the studio about the already-in-development “Dune: Messiah,” which would be the third and final chapter of Denis Villeneueve’s ‘Dune’ trilogy.

The Traitors runner-up Mollie Pearce has revealed that she has taken a step back from social media just days after the BBC show came to a close with an intense final. Making it all the way to the end, the disability model, 21, was left heartbroken after being betrayed by close friend Harry Clark, 23, who swiped all the prize money after revealing he was a traitor.

Channel 4 entertainment format Rise and Fall has been canceled after one season following months of fevered industry speculation.

After four nail-biting weeks of intense and emotional gameplay, The Traitors 2024 finally found their winner, as Harry embraced the role of a Traitor and successfully fooled the other 21 contestants. The last episode saw the final five contestants battle it out in a game of trust and deception to try and win a whopping £95,000. As the drama unfolded week by week, OK! spoke exclusively with series one sensation Amanda Lovett to get the inside scoop and expert commentary on all the drama.

The Traitors winner Meryl Williams has revealed she spent part of her winnings on forehead surgery, but warned the procedure is "not for the fainthearted". Meryl, 27, won the first series of BBC's The Traitors alongside co-stars Hannah Byczkowski and Aaron Evans, with the trio splitting the £99,000 prize fund between them. Meryl previously told how winning £33,000 enabled her to quit her customer service job, and she's now revealed that she spent part of her prize money on forehead reduction surgery, as she'd always "hated" her forehead.The star has a form of dwarfism called achondroplasia, which can lead to a large forehead after the growth of cartilage is affected by it.