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'It's been killing me!' Celebrity Traitors winners relieved the secret is out

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The two faithfuls outlasted an initial cast of 21 contestants, navigating an intense final round table after whittling the group down to seven finalists. During the final vote, traitor King Kenny turned against fellow conspirator Maya Jama before he was ultimately banished himself. Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock also reached the concluding phase, which featured physically demanding tasks including hanging from a helicopter while pregnant. The triumphant finalists reunited on Saturday radio to reflect on their strategic moves and the burden of hiding the televised outcome.

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  • BBC One's second celebrity edition delivered massive ratings as more than 11 million view…: BBC One's second celebrity edition delivered massive ratings as more than 11 million viewers watched the live broadcast.
  • Strategic division among the traitors allowed the faithfuls to seize control of the game…: Strategic division among the traitors allowed the faithfuls to seize control of the game and secure the entire charity fund.
  • The winners endured months of intense secrecy before finally being permitted to discuss t…: The winners endured months of intense secrecy before finally being permitted to discuss their victory publicly.

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Spoiler warning: This story reveals details of The Celebrity Traitors final

The winners of Celebrity Traitors have said they are relieved that they no longer need to keep the biggest secret in British TV, as they reunited to celebrate their victory.

Actor Sebastian Croft and comedian Romesh Ranganathan were the last ones standing, with the two faithfuls splitting the £83,000 prize pot between their chosen charities.

"I am feeling good, it's so nice to finally be able to talk about it properly," Croft, known to pals as Bash, told BBC Newsbeat.

The second series of the hit BBC One show finished on Friday, after the original 21 celebs were whittled down to seven finalists.

Reuniting with Ranganathan on the comedian's BBC Radio 2 show on Saturday morning, Croft said they had been worried about being seen together in public before the final.

"We were having dinner and we're not exactly a likely duo and the whole restaurant was like, 'we like you on Traitors and hope you win'," he said.

Croft added that he had woken up on…

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