THE Celebrity Traitors have revealed a first-look at this year’s finale with the final five stars facing off one more time.
The BBC reality series has become the most-watched TV event of the year and has eclipsed all previous incarnations of the civilian series’ ratings.
Now there is just one final episode remaining which will determine whether traitors Cat Burns and Alan Carr scoop the £100,000 prize or if it will be the three remaining faithfuls.
Joe Marler, Nick Mohammed and David Olosuga are still doing their best to figure out which of their fellow players are traitors.
The BBC have now shared a short preview of the five stars preparing for the final round table of the series.
They have all put their best attire on for the event as Claudia says to them: “For the final time then – the floor is yours.”
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Fans will be treated to a 70-minute concluding episode where the winner will finally be unveiled.
The stars are all playing for £100,000 to donate to their chosen charities.
After the very last episode, there will be an extra special extended edition of The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked on BBC Two and Sounds.
Ed Gamble will be joined by the all-star cast, the finalists and Claudia Winkleman, as they all react to the final episode and reveal everything about their time at the castle.
Kate Garraway became the latest victim of the banishment after the players opted to wave goodbye to the star amid suspicions on her status.
Kate revealed that she was a Faithful, leaving the remaining players more puzzled than before.
So far, only one traitor, TV presenter Jonathan Ross, has been caught with Alan and Cat having gone largely undetected.
However, during the penultimate episode, Joe Marler shared his suspicion with Nick that he thinks the traitors could in fact be Cat and Alan.
During a conversation with David in a corridor, Joe whispered: “This will sound really suspicious and I know you being the intelligent man that you are… I’m convinced that it’s Alan and Cat.
“I’m playing a very dangerous game of remaining very close to them because I’m certain that I’m a Faithful and I’m certain that Nick‘s a Faithful.
“You’re a Faithful. Just watch them.”
The former rugby union player, 35, formulated a cunning plan on screen to get close to the pair he suspects.
He then told how he plans to unleash his theory at the last minute in a total blindside.
Speaking to the camera at the end of the episode about his theory, Joe said: “My plan involves getting really close to Alan and Cat so they keep me in the game, and then I can try and pull the rug from under their feet at the last minute.
“Sorry, Traitors, I’m coming for you.”
