Sparks Fly at the Celebrity Traitors Round Table and a 'Terrifying' Death March
BBC News reports on the intense drama unfolding in the Celebrity Traitors castle, with Ross Kemp expressing his anger at being a target of suspicion.
"I'm quite angry... They're using me like a donkey," Kemp said, referring to the traitors pointing the finger at him.
In a tense episode, Kemp, along with three other celebrities, sat alone in tombs, facing the possibility of being buried alive. This tactic aimed to sway suspicions away from the actual traitors, who were responsible for the murder of Rob Beckett face-to-face.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock from Little Mix received a key granting her immunity, while Romesh Ranganathan was spared alongside her. Beckett, despite his usual wisecracks, found his murder humorous.
"I'm a dead man... And in a way, this is good news for the faithful because I was nowhere near getting Maya Jama and James Acaster," he joked.
Ranganathan, saddened by Beckett's death, expressed regret over losing his comedy partner. "He's so unthreatening that he's never going to get banished, so he's the guy we should have given the key to," he said.
James Acaster, reflecting on Beckett's murder, called it a "chaos murder" as the traitors' plan did not entirely succeed in misleading the faithful.