Celebrity Traitors Season 2 Finale Winners, Prize Money: What happened in the finale?

Celebrity Traitors Season 2 winners have been announced. Sebastian Croft and Romesh Ranganathan won the BBC reality show's second season. The Heartstopper actor and comedian have split the prize money of £83,000. Both of the contestants have chosen to give their prize money to a charity. Croft gave his to Choose Love and Ranganathan gave his to the Refugee Council. The finale had many twists like the murder of Michael Sheen and the banishment of Maya Jama, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and King Kenny. James Blunt made it to the final three but was eliminated.

Celebrity Traitors Season 2 Finale

The BBC reality show has crowned Sebastian Croft and Romesh Ranganathan as winners after they made it to the final. The pair have split the prize money of £83,000. Both Croft and Ranganathan have chosen to give their money to a charity. Sebastian Croft gave his to Choose Love. Romesh Ranganathan gave his to the Refugee Council. They won after they managed to identify and eliminate the last Traitor.

What happened in the finale?

Seven contestants made it through to the finale. These were Sebastian Croft, Romesh Ranganathan, James Blunt, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, King Kenny, Maya Jama and Michael Sheen. However, Michael Sheen was murdered by the Traitors overnight so there were only six contestants left.

Many contestants were eliminated during the finale. Maya Jama was banished after she was betrayed by her Traitor partner King Kenny. Leigh-Anne Pinnock was a Faithful. She was also eliminated. The remaining contestants tried to find out who the last Traitor was. They soon focused on Kenny who was revealed and banished.

Why James Blunt was eliminated?

After King Kenny was banished, there were three Faithfuls left. These were Sebastian Croft, Romesh Ranganathan and James Blunt. Croft and Ranganathan wanted to finish the game but Blunt wanted to continue with another banishment. This meant that he was eliminated. Ranganathan and Croft voted to eliminate him meaning that they were the last players left. As there were no Traitors left, the two Faithfuls won and split the £83,000 prize.