Emotions were running high in The Traitors as Harry broke down in tears over voting out Jonny, with whom he had built up a deep bond as they had both served in the army in the outside world.
Wearing his heart on his sleeve, Harry revealed he felt "choked up" because as a traitor he knew that Jonny wasn't lying and he could see him physically shaking at the roundtable. He felt doubly bad having started off the votes with Jonny's name.
"That roundtable was hard," Harry said in a piece to camera. "Jonny was such a hero. He's my idol. We had a bond. That's outside the game. You have that brotherhood sort of thing. Then to have to betray him.. Pfft. I was choked up. Proper. Because I knew he wasn't lying. I could see him shaking. I could see I was causing this. I kept playing over this it was a game. I hope he would have done the same to me and that's what I would have told myself."
Jonny was the latest victim of The Traitors. (BBC)
It comes after his fellow traitor Paul was left in tears. Crying his eyes out, he told the faithfuls that he was missing his son. Away from the others, the traitor insisted his emotions were "genuine feelings". He explained further: "But to be honest that was genuine emotion, reshaped in a way I was going to benefit from it."
At breakfast the following day, some faithfuls begun to voice their suspicions about Paul being a traitor because Meg was murdered and many people were adamant that she was the traitor.
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Traitors murder one of the faithfuls
The traitors have chosen who they are going to murder but it has yet to be revealed. They shared that it would be between Diane, Charlotte and Tracey.
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Harry praises fellow traitor Paul
Harry confided in the traitors about his conversation with Jaz and how Paul was being suspected. However, Harry praised Paul for changing all the suspicion around him. He said: "Paul, you're the man. You changed all suspicion. Like a ninja mate. At the end, it was me and Jaz in the kitchen. Jaz thinks he's going to get murdered. He was like you've got to go at Paul. It makes no sense he's here."
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Jaz fears he will be murdered by the traitors
Jaz thinks he will be murdered as he is onto traitor Paul. He confided in traitor Harry about his feelings. Later in a piece to camera, Jaz elaborated on his fears he was going to be murdered. "They're getting played by Paul," he said. "My time here is probably up. I hope I'm not murdered tonight."
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Traitor Harry in tears and devastated as Jonny voted out
Harry starring on The Traitors. (BBC)
Traitor Harry walked off crying after Jonny was banished from the game. They had a bond because in the outside world they have both been in the army. It made Harry feel terribly bad when he sprung on him after people had started to suspect Jonny of being a traitor.
"That roundtable was hard," Harry said. "Jonny was such a hero. He's my idol. We had a bond. That's outside the game. You have that brotherhood sort of thing. Then to have to betray him.. Pfft. I was choked up. Proper. Because I knew he wasn't lying. I could see him shaking. I could see I was causing this. I kept playing over this it was a game. I hope he would have done the same to me and that's what I would have told myself."
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Everyone devastated as smiling faithful Jonny is banished
Gasps were heard around the table when Jonny revealed he was a faithful. But Jonny showed no bad blood as he was stood smiling because he was looking forward to seeing his family. He told the group: "You may be wondering why I am smiling. I'm smiling because I can see my kids soon. No hard feelings to anyone honestly. I am faithful."
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Everyone turns on Jonny
The group has banished Jonny at the roundtable tonight. Here are all the votes...
The votes:
Harry thinks it is Jonny
Zak thinks it is Anthony
Jonny thinks it is Ross
Mollie thinks its Jonny
Miles thinks its Zak
Tracey thinks it is Jonny
Andrew thinks it is Jonny
Jasmine thinks it is Jonny
Ross thinks it is Jonny
Anthony thinks it is Jonny
Evie thinks it is Jonny
Charlotte thinks it is Jonny
Paul thinks it is Jonny
Anthony thinks it is Anthony
Jaz thinks it is Jaz
Diane thinks it is Jonny
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Paul is feeling the pressure at the roundtable
Anthony named Paul as he said he wanted to address the "elephant in the room" at the roundtable. He admitted: "It's a wonderful double bluff or you're a traitor. You must consider. It's something nobody has discussed."
Paul was put on the spot but he dealt with it well. "It's not nice to walk into the room last, have everyone stare at you," he said. His words were met with sympathy from some of the faithfuls.
Away from the group, in a piece to camera, Paul said he was feeling the heat of the pressure. "I do feel a little bit under pressure since the dungeon," he said.
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Jonny is the first person named at the roundtable
Ross opened the conversation at the roundtable as he pointed the finger at Jonny. "I've kind of been vocal about this person," he said. Then Ross said there were reasons he suspected him and he compared his behaviour to Ash.
Jonny didn't stay quiet. He responded: "I'm trying to work out who the traitor is. I want to give people honest answers but I don't want to accuse people."
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Jasmine and Jonny bicker
Jasmine and Jonny were bickering as they both insisted they were faithfuls. Away from the group, Jasmine admitted things were getting tough now as people were turning on each other. Jasmine revealed there was a "lot of pressure" taking part in the game of the traitors. She said: "Tensions in the air. Everything about being in this game, it's a lot of pressure. It gets on top of you."
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Anthony and Zak clash
Anthony and Zak butted heads over accusations. Anthony insisted Zak should "hold on" and let him explain what he was really thinking. Zak was probing him over who he was thinking about. Anthony had previously been suspicious of Zak. As tensions were rising in the kitchen, Anthony hit back at Zak: "Hold on, hold on, hold on, both myself and Harry went for you on the same day. Let me finish."
When they were alone, Anthony shared how he was really thinking. Anthony decided Paul could be double bluffing. He said: "It's Paul. So that remains to be seen, you can't argue against the two lines of thinking."
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Ross wins the shield after the challenge
Ross was delighted to win immunity from being murdered by the traitors as he collected the shield from Claudia Winkleman. Ross and Mollie went head to head for the shield following the challenge. He said: "I did a cracking shot. It's the aim of the game. Sorry Mol." Mollie had no hard feelings though as she threw her arms around Ross and gave him a big hug when he won the shield.
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Traitor Harry shares admiration for faithful Jonny
Faithful Jonny, who has been in the army, spoke candidly about how he felt when he first lost his leg. He said: "I felt very very weak." Traitor Harry, who has also been in the army, is full of admiration for Jonny. He praised him for always smiling, even though he had lost his leg.
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Traitor Harry won't vote for Jonny
Traitor Harry said he feels loyal to Jonny as he has got the same background, with them both being from the army. He has no plans to throw him under the bus when Diane insisted she was sure that Jonny could be a traitor.
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Jaz is confident Paul is a traitor - will he speak up?
Jaz confided in Jasmine and Ross that he thinks Paul is a traitor. However, he was hesitant to tell everyone at the roundtable of his suspicions because he doesn't want everyone to turn on him. He explained: "I think he's a cool guy. I've told you guys that it is Paul. He's not made eye contact with me. Because he's so popular, no one will bring up his name. I'm not bringing up his name now."
Ross disagreed as he felt Paul was at his most vulnerable at the moment. He said: "Now is the time."
"If his time comes, if his time comes," Jaz said. "He's a strong character."
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Will Paul escape suspicion?
But not everyone suspects Paul of being a traitor. Charlotte revealed she 100% backs him. Away from the others, she shared her true feelings. "I trust him one hundred percent," she said. "I'm chuffed he's still here."
Vet Miles admitted he would try help steer the conversation away from Paul because he's a good traitor but he wouldn't put himself at risk. "I'll put myself in the firing line," he said in a piece to camera.
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Paul shocks everyone at breakfast
Oh my gods and wows were on everyone's lips when Paul walked in at breakfast. Everyone had been expecting to see Meg but she had been murdered after being condemned to the dungeon. Meg wasn't surprised that she was the one chosen to leave as she said she was "observant".
Off camera, Evie was onto Paul as she admitted she thinks he is a traitor now. "There's so many people absolutely convinced Paul is a faithful," Evie said off camera. "I think you're a traitor. But I think I'm in the minority there."
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Miles nervous for fellow traitor Paul
Traitor star Miles was nervous waiting for Paul to walk through the door after Meg was murdered last night in secret. With everyone speculating that Meg is the traitor, they are expecting to see Paul killed off. "I'm anxious at breakfast," Miles said. "Paul put himself in the firing line."
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Paul brags The Traitors are ahead of the game
Paul is starring on The Traitors. (BBC)
Paul boasted that the traitors were ahead of the game but Harry did air some concerns that everyone could be looking at him now following his double bluff.
"It worked," Paul said. "Today felt like a proper mission accomplished. But to be fair, the dungeon, Ash was terrible down there. A team is only as strong as it's weakest link... She needed to go." Paul admitted he wanted to go back and "hide now". They have to get rid of Meg, the only person they can murder. Harry had no qualms pointing out that the faithfuls would be looking at Paul as a potential traitor now.
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Paul breaks down in tears
Paul was sobbing his eyes out when the roundtable was out. Wiping the tears from his eyes, he broke down following the news. He insisted they were "genuine feelings". Paul said: "But to be honest that was genuine emotion, reshaped in a way I was going to benefit from it."
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Everyone cheering after Ash named traitor
Everyone cheered and roared as Ash told the group she was a traitor. "Wow," they shouted. The group was absolutely delighted to see the traitor lose.
"I want to say you are an absolutely magnificent group of people," Ash said. "I don't think I've belly laughed in awhile. So it's been an honour and a privilege. I am a traitor."
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