After a breathless final, take some time to reminisce...published at 22:09 GMT 30 October
Kieran Kelly
Live reporter, clueless faithful
Image source, Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry/PARichard E Grant confidently revealed himself as a traitor...and didn't last long
Warning: This post contains spoilers from the final of The Celebrity Traitors
What a breathless final. I'm still gathering my thoughts.
I'm casting my mind back to the start of the show, to try and figure out how we got here.
I can't believe it's been three weeks since Richard E Grant confidently declared himself a traitor, throwing an early spanner into the works.
He wasn't the first to go - that was broadcaster Amol Rajan - but Richard wasn't far behind him once the rest of the group realised he was telling the truth...
But not before recruiting James Acaster, who(reluctantly) became a traitor alongside Maya Jama...and for a long time, no one suspected a thing.
When Kenny eventually joined the traitors, I was utterly convinced he would be among Maya and James A as the last three standing. The rest of the group actually voted them as the most trustworthy!
But as more and more faithfuls dropped away - including actors Ross Kemp and Sharon Rooney, and comedian Joe Lycett, Miranda Hart and Joanne McNally - it became more difficult for the traitors to hide...
Image source, PA MediaJames Acaster also revealed he was a traitor under pressure at the round table
In fact, James A couldn't hide - the moment he came under fire in yesterday's semi-final, he folded, admitting he was a traitor, a bit like Richard. Have two traitors ever revealed themselves so willingly before?
Even as James and Maya Jama were banished from the castle, I was CONVINCED that Kenny would make it to the end and win it for the traitors.
The keen minds of Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft were too much, though, as they formed the final two and won it for the faithfuls - sharing the £83,000 prize for their charities.
We're wrapping up our live coverage now, you can read more in our story here.















