Celebrity Traitors season 2 results: Every murder, banishment and contestant left
Warning: This article contains spoilers for Celebrity Traitors season two
Episode five of The Celebrity Traitors picked up where the murderous cliffhanger of hide and seek left off.
Last episode of the hit series started with the murder of Bella Ramsey and the banishment of Julie Hesmondhalgh before Romesh Ranganathan, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Ross Kemp and Rob Beckett were picked out for a possible murder in the woods.
The boys did the gentlemanly thing and picked Leigh-Anne to get the key and be safe from murder, but the Traitors pre-empted this move and chose to take out Rob.
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The roundtable discussions during the evening saw renewed heat on Hannah Fry and plenty of suspicion on Ross Kemp, while Joanne McNally landed herself in hot water with a poor choice of words, but only one could be voted out.
Ultimately, the professor was banished with the Traitors then deciding to recruit once again and making the genius choice of King Kenny.
This page will be updated throughout The Celebrity Traitors season two and was last updated on Thursday 15 October after episode five.
Who are the Traitors in Celebrity Traitors season 2?
Name: Maya Jama
Role: Original Traitor
Current status: Alive
Episode where identity was confirmed: One
Name: James Acaster
Role: Recruited
Current status: Alive
Episode where identity was confirmed: Two
Name: King Kenny
Role: Recruited
Current status: Alive
Episode where identity was confirmed: Five
Who has left Celebrity Traitors season 2?
There are two ways for celebs to get booted from Celebrity Traitors, whether they are murdered by the traitors at the end of a night or banished by popular vote at the table by a combination of Faithfuls and Traitors.
Here's the full list of everyone who has left Celebrity Traitors so far, and how they ended up leaving the show.
Contestants murdered by the Traitors
Journalist Amol Rajan was murdered in the second episode by the Traitors on 2 October.
Actor Bella Ramsey was murdered in episode four by the Traitors on 9 October.
Comedian Rob Beckett was murdered in episode five by the Traitors on 15 October.
Contestants banished at the Round Table
After his fate hung in the balance at the end of episode two, Richard E Grant was then banished at the first roundtable of the series on 8 October.
Episode three saw two banishments as we also lost Myha'la, who had a lot of heat after defending Grant.
And in episode four, Julie Hesmondhalgh, was voted out despite it seeming like the Faithful might catch Hannah.
But in the end, the maths whizz fell in episode five, as she was voted out despite managing to convince some of those who'd voted for her the previous night.
Who is still in Celebrity Traitors season 2?
- James Acaster
- James Blunt
- Jerry Hall
- Joanne McNally
- Joe Lycett
- King Kenny
- Leigh-Anne Pinnock
- Maya Jama
- Michael Sheen
- Miranda Hart
- Romesh Ranganathan
- Ross Kemp
- Sebastian Croft
- Sharon Rooney
What happened in the latest Celebrity Traitors episode?
Resolving last episode's hide and seek cliffhanger by killing off Rob, the heat was on Hannah and Ross.
The professor had been under the microscope since her recruitment, while the group started questioning why Ross kept being chosen for important roles and it intensified the suspicion on him.
Catapulted into a challenge where many of the contestants would end up being kept in isolation, all of the Traitors ended up being caught.
There was suspicion and confusion at the roundtable as Joanne accidentally said suggested she'd been involved in the hide and seek game, though we know she wasn't really. But there was simply too much heat on Hannah was just too much to handle as her fellow Traitors also chose to banish her.
Voted out and revealing herself as a Traitor to the jubilant team, the remaining Traitors were given the choice to murder or recruit, and they chose King Kenny to join their ranks.
He accepted.
The Celebrity Traitors continues Friday 16 October on BBC One and BBC iPlayer
Topics: BBC, TV and Film, TV, The Traitors, Claudia Winkleman
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