Celebrity Traitors' Alan Carr Calls Fellow Contestants ‘Thick’ for Missing His Role
Alan Carr has humorously criticized his fellow Celebrity Traitors contestants for failing to notice his secret role as the Traitor throughout the series. The comedian traveled to Florida ahead of the show's finale, jokingly referring to himself as “the most hated man in the UK” after eliminating well-known figures like Celia Imrie and Paloma Faith on the BBC show.
Alan Carr's Reaction and Comments
While visiting Universal Studios in Orlando with his niece and nephew, Alan shared with Heart Radio:
“That’s why I’m in America. I’m the most hated man in Britain.”
He expressed surprise that his celebrity friends didn’t figure out his role sooner:
“I’ve got loads of celebrity friends, but are they thick?”
He added with humor:
“I’m giggling when people are murdered. When they don’t come down for breakfast, I just stick cheese in my mouth.”
The Experience and Other Contestants’ Views
The 49-year-old found playing the part of the killer both amusing and exhausting:
“It’s stressful murdering every day… but I’m getting a taste for it.”
Meanwhile, 25-year-old fellow Traitor Cat Burns told The Times that she copes with the sudden public attention by mostly “just staying at home,” describing the experience as “a bit mad.”
Support from Kate Garraway
Recently eliminated Kate Garraway predicted Alan’s victory on BBC Radio Two, citing his unpredictable energy as a strength:
“I think he’s going to win. I’m going to say it now.”
She also noted that Alan’s uncontrollable laughter during challenges may have helped keep him safe.
Author's summary: Alan Carr’s candid humor about his role as the Traitor highlights both the stress and fun of deceiving fellow contestants, with peers and fans intrigued by his unpredictable approach.