Alan Carr Apologizes for Paloma Faith Drama on Celebrity Traitors
Alan Carr, the winner of Celebrity Traitors, opened up about the difficult moment involving his friend and co-star Paloma Faith on the BBC series. He described betraying Paloma as "awful" and admitted it “really hurt.” On the spin-off show Uncloaked, Alan expressed being "so sorry" to Paloma live on air.
Paloma Faith’s Reaction to Alan's Betrayal
Paloma shared her sadness but also became emotional explaining why Alan deserved to win. Earlier in the series, she was shocked and upset after being "murdered in plain sight" by the Traitors, especially since it turned out Alan was behind it. This revelation left Paloma furious.
The Impact on Contestants and Viewers
Each time a contestant was eliminated after Paloma, their first question was how Alan could betray her. This theme resonated deeply with the stars and the audience, becoming a major talking point throughout the show.
Alan Carr Reflects on Winning and Guilt
After being announced the winner and securing prize money for his charity, Alan openly admitted feeling guilty for lying. On-air, he explained his internal conflict:
"It was awful. So awful, and weird because I love Paloma. I'm a fan of her music, I've been a fan of her for ages and we're friends, it absolutely, really hurt."
The drama around their friendship was central to the series’ tension and emotional moments.
Author’s Summary
Alan Carr expressed deep regret over betraying friend Paloma Faith on Celebrity Traitors, highlighting the emotional toll of winning amid complex personal conflicts.
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