Yahoo News The Traitors star responds after fans think Charlie and Evie are the 'same person'
Viewers thought lookalike Charlie and Evie were almost identical
The Traitors star Evie has addressed the fact that people keep mixing up her and Charlie, joking that they are “not the same blonde person”.
The pair – who are both Faithfuls - have similar long blonde hairstyles and it seems some people have trouble telling them apart. But after Evie sat at the latest eviction summit, she quipped that at least it meant that people might realise that she and Charlie were different people.
Taking to X, she wrote: “Ngl kinda glad for that roundtable cos people are finding out for the first time that me and Charlie are in fact two different people and not the same blonde person loool."
Charlotte was among the first to chime in, agreeing: “Amazingly different x.” Others thought that Evie's post was hilarious. "Screaming," laughed one viewer.
Ngl kinda glad for that roundtable cos people are finding out for the first time that me and Charlie are in fact two different people and not the same blonde person loool #TheTraitors #TheTraitorsUK
— Evie | The Traitors UK S2🎭 (@eviemorrison_) January 10, 2024
Lots of fans of the hit show have pointed out the similarities between Evie and Charlie since the series started. "These are the exact same people to me sorry," one said on X.
"Anyone else watching @TheTraitorsUK and just after this shot thinking Charlie & Evie are sisters?!" asked someone else, noting that the pair looked "very alike".
Another viewer wrote: "So, I've spent the last 4 episodes thinking that Charlie and Evie are the same person...guess not.
"Honestly, same!!" Meanwhile, someone else commented: "So Charlie and Evie look very similar. Done deliberately to make them think they could be related."
While they may look alike, Charlie and Evie set out two very different game plans for adjusting to The Traitors reality series. Of her game plan, Charlie said: "I think I'm going to adapt to my surroundings and adapt to the people that are there. I'm going to really trust my instincts with people. I am going to play the game because that's what it is, a TV programme. The aim of the game really is to not look like you're a Traitor enough to be to be sent home. But then you don't want to be off the radar because you'll get murdered, you have to find that middle ground."
Meanwhile, Evie said: "I want to be a Traitor. I think I would make a good Traitor because I look like such a Faithful. I don’t think people think I’m very mischievous, but I think that shows that I’d be really be good at it. So, I think my game plan is to let people believe those preconceptions of me, I’m blonde and I’ve got the dimples, and I work with animals and I’m sweet.
"But there is a bit of an edge to me, and it’s an edge that has actually been carved out by my career, by veterinary nursing, because it is so tough. It’s really difficult, there are a lot of emotional tolls and there’s a lot of adapting to environments, stress, long hours, everything. The Traitors is a psychological pressure cooker, but I honestly do think you could apply that to working at the vets, you really could."
It comes as The Traitors' faithfuls have begun to start suspecting Paul in the BBC game show. Has Paul been rumbled on The Traitors?
