Traitors

Traitors' Finale Shocks: Winners, Twists, and Major Ratings!

Who knew betrayal could be this thrilling? Jake and Leanne are the new kings and queens of The Traitors, but not without a few surprises along the way!

In the nail-biting finale of series three of The Traitors, project manager Jake Brown and former soldier Leanne Quigley have emerged victorious, set to share a hefty prize pot of £94,600. The duo, who were revealed as the show's faithfuls, survived 12 episodes that were packed with deceit, tension, and surprise twists. Viewers were kept on edge as they watched ‘murders’ and ‘banishments’ unfold, but nothing could prepare them for the dramatic conclusion that led to Jake and Leanne’s crowning as champions!

However, the road to victory wasn’t without its bumps. While the thrilling atmosphere kept audiences glued to their screens, raising the show's popularity to new heights, fans were left furious over a surprising twist introduced in the finale—a new role known as the 'Seer'. Many viewers took to their social media platforms to express their discontent, claiming that this unexpected twist ruined the experience of the series, leaving fans questioning the integrity of the game. It seems not everyone is ready for a plot twist, even when the stakes are this high!

With the end of this gripping series, The Traitors has managed to set a record for ratings, establishing itself as one of the BBC’s biggest shows within just three years. The anticipation of who will take home the prize and whose betrayal would be exposed helped the show captivate the hearts of many. The thrilling finale had everyone guessing, speculating, and even shouting at their screens! It’s no wonder the ratings soared as viewers eagerly tuned in to watch the drama unfold.

And let’s not forget—while Jake and Leanne may have claimed the prize, they're not the only stars of the show. The unique blend of strategy, suspense, and social psychology has made The Traitors a sensational hit, sparking conversations in households across the UK and Ireland. In addition, the show has morphed into a phenomenon, demonstrating that the allure of betrayal—and the chance to outsmart your companions—will keep fans coming back for more. Here’s to more deceit, drama, and undeniably great television!