Celebrity Traitors viewers saw the lid come down on Paloma Faith’s coffin after her pal Alan Carr carried out the murder in plain sight – and it seems the pair’s friendship has been left in tatters
Paloma Faith has made her feelings about her murder on Celebrity Traitors clear(Image: BBC)
Furious Paloma Faith has dropped several major clues that her row with Alan Carr is genuine.
Yesterday evening, Celebrity Traitors audiences witnessed the singer’s demise after her mate and comic Alan executed the killing in full view.
They observed Alan commit the deed by gently stroking some hair from his pal’s face during a kitchen conversation.
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He targeted Paloma in the toxic pollen scheme after she’d confided warmly: “I definitely trust you.”
However, following the assassination, Alan confessed: “I feel awful. I didn’t know what else to do! I’ve gone and murdered one of my best friends.”, reports the Mirror.
Paloma took several swipes at him on spin-off programme Uncloaked.
Yet she’s not prepared to brush off his “betrayal” – and supporters have been swift to notice some massive indicators that it has leaked into reality.
She posted an Instagram story simply stating “f***” – and tagged Alan in it.
The drama didn’t end there.
During her departure chat, she mentioned another co-star but omitted Chattyman Alan.
Discussing the challenge, she revealed: “I liked feeling how physically competent I was with the Trojan horse.
“That was such a thrilling group achievement and hard work.
“Also, meeting people I’d never crossed paths with before. Celia is just an absolute dream. And I love, love Niko. He’s amazing,” she said.
“It was so nice to meet Cat as well. Ruth Codd was one of the funniest, most brilliant people I’ve met in a long time!”
But the latest barb came after heartbroken Paloma shared another photograph, showing herself seated beside the grave where she was laid to rest.
She wrote alongside it: “Honestly. GUTTED. No words.”
One supporter questioned the singing sensation: “I thought @chattyman was your friend,” to which she curtly replied: “So did I.”
Paloma sat down with Ed Gamble on Uncloaked and she swiftly rejected Traitor Alan’s argument that he had no alternative but to eliminate her.
She declared: “I still maintain this day that if the shoe was on the other foot, I wouldn’t have done that, so I don’t think he should have done it to me and I’m surprised that he did. He had a choice, and it was not very nice. “.
Yet demonstrating no indication of lasting harm, she revealed to Ed: “But he is extremely loveable and I’ve spoken to him since, and I do find forgiveness quite an easy thing, just as a person. So, I love him.”
Nevertheless, she continued to express that she feels “even more betrayed now” after having time to process her elimination.
Alan, 49, also confessed to the cameras that executing the murder had tested him: “It was a stretch for my acting ability – I don’t know how Meryl Streep does it.”
However, when Alan expressed his remorse to fellow Traitors Jonathan Ross and Cat Burns, he was instructed to “toughen up” after claiming that eliminating her “broke my heart”.
Jonathan declared: “You’re not a bad person – you’re a good Traitor. I don’t want to hear any more of this broken heart nonsense. We’ve got to start enjoying this.”
Earlier in the programme, there was a bit of a muddle when all 19 members of the group turned up for breakfast. Unaware that she was on borrowed time due to the slow-acting poison, Paloma expressed feeling “happy and relieved”, adding: “I thought thank goodness not to be the first one dead.”
Even after Claudia announced that the Traitors had committed murder in broad daylight, she remained oblivious to her impending fate, remarking: “I had so few interactions yesterday that I don’t feel that I was got.”
During the task, the group were tasked with figuring out who had been killed off. When Paloma found herself lying in a coffin next to comedian Lucy Beaumont and internet joker Niko Omilana, she informed the group: “I think it’s me.”
Following this, Stephen Fry lamented: “Oh Paloma, you were right.”
The BBC1 series made its debut with a whopping audience of 6.1 million and will return next Wednesday, where the outcome of the first banishment will be unveiled.
