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We now know who has won! The Celebrity Traitors final has just wrapped up with a nail-biting finish
Twists and shocks saw 21 contestants whittled down over the series, as the faithful and traitors battled it out - relive the final in pictures (contains spoilers)
We've got you covered with post-match analysis in The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked, you can watch live above as Ed Gamble talks to the players
Tonight's episode kicked off with a dramatic banishment, spoiler: Who could have predicted this?
And the remaining players then completed their explosive final mission, which ended with a bang
There have been some great moments this series, have a look back at one highlight from each episode up to last night's semi-final
Noor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
Wow. They’re really saved the best for last with these outfits.
Maya turns up to round table looking like she’s going to a dinner party.
Leigh-Anne’s in a stripey yellow and black dress, and I’m very into Romesh’s orange jacket.
Image source, BBC/Studio Lambert
James Blunt is sitting in my place.
That’s where Michael was yesterday and Mark Bonnar in the last celeb series.
I think it may be cursed…
Image source, BBC/Studio Lambert
Kieran Kelly
Live reporter, clueless faithful
Just look at how empty that round table looks compared to a couple of weeks ago.
Who remembers Richard E Grant?
Romesh, Maya, Kenny - who will survive this round of banishments and ultimately, be crowned winner - traitors or faithfuls?
Kieran Kelly
Live reporter, clueless faithful
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertMaya is on the defence, trying to calm Romesh's doubts that she has never truly tried to oust a traitor.
But is it going to work?
I'm not convinced - she has too much heat on her. But stranger things have happened (I think)...
Noor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
Sebastian feels like he’s closing in on Kenny, then rolls back by saying how much he “loves” him.
Come on Bash. You’re so close.
To be honest, the faithfuls just feel a bit lost without their leader Michael.
The thing is if Maya and Kenny both get Leigh-Anne on side then they're saved.
But Maya isn't convincing anyone. And did Kenny just throw her under the bus?
If she gets banished then we've both been banished at the same roundtable.
Imogen James
Poundland Poirot
LOL. Last week I was convinced the traitors would win. Now it's looking dicey. I'm hearing Maya and Kenny's names come up a lot.
No helicopter for me, but I loved the go-karts.
As for Bash throwing himself into the loch - no words.
Fun’s over. Now the hardcore action begins…
Imogen James
Poundland Poirot
That's the final mission over and what a display.
After a splash down into what looks like a chilly loch, the contestants cowered as huge explosions were sent soaring into the sky.
Amazing, Romesh calls it, as he crowns Bash the hero of the mission.
£83,000 is the final total of the cash prize.
Wow.
They're all being weirdly nice to each other - that'll change soon as the claws come out.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertNoor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
This felt less like a challenge, more like an office Christmas party.
Or maybe an away day?
Lots of tasks, lots of team building.
Exactly what you’d expect, as this is the very last challenge.
Noor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
The mission has turned into a Top Gun film.
No-one looks happier than ex military man James Blunt.
This scene is genuinely like a modelling shoot for Maya.
Hair flowing, hanging out of a helicopter. She is absolutely in her element.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertBash had to drop into a loch from a helicopter
Abseiling off an actual helicopter? Hell no!
Good for Maya, though, that’s proper action hero stuff.
Leigh-Anne too - big respect to both.
Kieran Kelly
Live reporter, clueless faithful
As a clueless faithful, this is the first Traitors final I've ever watched.
When I started with episode one, I wasn't sure what the point of the missions were beyond earning some money for charity.
Now I'm utterly gripped - seeing James Blunt and Romesh Ranganathan "burning rubber across the Scottish Highlands looking for bunkers and cash" is quite the thrill.
Action movie for Maya coming when...?
Jamie Whitehead
Live editor, would probably out myself as a traitor
Imagine if you were just out walking your dog or something and you stumbled across this going on.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertI am so happy I never got to this stage. Terrified of helicopters.
Imogen James
Poundland Poirot
The missions get more and more absurd, and tonight looks no different.
It's the "most explosive experience yet," says Claudia Winkleman, to the backdrop of a cascading cloud rolling over a Scottish mountain.
There's a lot of instructions, but think bunkers, helicopters, dynamite, and £18,500 up for grabs.
More of you have been writing in telling us where you're watching from tonight:
"We are dogsitting the corgi Babette - she is a traitor! Watching in the living room at home," says Charlii in London
"I'll be sitting in the office with coffee using my break at work to watch it," says Lee Miller in Aberdeen
Peter Jones in Hereford Hospital says: "I’m in hospital but have my iPhone fully charged and a pair of noise cancelling headphones. Fingers crossed the NHS WiFi won’t crash and my heart won’t either. My money's on Romesh to win."
And, pictured below, Jess and Will Radford in Waterlooville are watching at the cinema.
He's not just a musician... he's a wiseman! You got this, Blunty.