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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
Adam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
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I really don't know.
James Acaster might have said he wanted to help the faithful, but he has done a huge favour to Kenny and Maya's chances by taking away some of the heat they'd been facing.
Everyone's speechless here.
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A traitor's first!
THIS IS MENTAL!!
I tip my hat to James Acaster.
Image source, BBC/Studio Lambert
Noor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
OK.
That was a genuinely jaw-dropping moment.
James Acaster admitted he was a traitor. I don't even know what to think. Even the music is too much to bear right now.
Adam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
A bombshell from Acaster!
He admits it.
He says he was made a traitor AT THE ROUND TABLE.
He says he's always wanted to be a faithful, and everyone is lost.
Adam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
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A joint attack!
Michael joins the anti-Maya and James Acaster party as he points both fingers.
"If you are traitors you've done it brilliantly," he tells the pair, admitting he had no suspicions until today.
We're a few episodes late, but the murder of Ross Kemp is finally coming back to haunt the traitors.
Maya's defence is that the library - where she and James sat with Ross - isn't the only place he could have been killed, but the forensics are closing in.
Surely we aren't seeing joined-up thinking based on rational evidence? What's happened to the faithful?!
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertMichael is ON THE MONEY with Maya and James!
He needs to survive this table.
If he does the traitors are suddenly in trouble.
Adam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
Michael's says he's amazed he's yet to be murdered, but he admits he's been wrong a lot.
Essentially, he's saying he's too rubbish as a faithful to be murdered. Fair enough.
James Blunt opens himself up to questions next, and Romesh wants to know why the singer has made so many mistakes.
Blunt admits he's been forcing his theories too forcefully, and now I'm starting to feel bad for taking the mick out of him.
In fact, he might finally have arrived - he points the finger at James Acaster and Maya for scooting under the radar too often.
Could it be Blunt that saves the day?
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertThey're clinging onto Michael being a traitor here, purely because they have nothing else.
This goes to show how masterful these traitors have played this game.
Pressure is ramping on Leigh-Anne here, the faithfuls are in turmoil.
Noor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
Kenny's butter-wouldn't-melt face is sending me.
"As a Traitor myself, I'd have gotten rid of you," he earnestly tells Michael Sheen at the round table.
Someone give Kenny an Oscar.
Adam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertIt's round table time already, and the tension is building as the prize fund stands at £64,500.
"We need to bring every single name and theory possible to the table," traitor Kenny begins.
And it's this series' big dog Michael Sheen who volunteers himself first.
Let the attacks begin.
With so few contestants left, there'll be eyes one everyone at some point during tonight's round table.
They need to stay calm and measured.
Adam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
After that brief interval, we're back to discussing theories over food as the characters delve off into different rooms in the castle.
The two remaining women Maya and Leigh-Anne swap ideas as Maya tries to steer the heat away from her own treacherous trio.
Meanwhile James Blunt is honing in on the murder in plain sight of Ross Kemp well, and he's pointing the finger at the other James, asking him to defend himself.
But hang on a minute, has Michael just nailed it? If I was a traitor I'd be playing it like James or Maya, and maybe Kenny as well, he says.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertMichael's bang on the money, and I really hope it’s not too late for him!
I think people are riding high on him here.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertI’d tell you, I’d hate to be the neighbouring village to the castle tonight!
Lots of shouting.
Challenge time - I loved the challenges! So much fun - weren't they Reece?!
The collecting skulls challenge was my favourite of course - with our Reece waiting patiently in the cage.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertAdam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
It's not worth trying to explain what's happening here but let's just say James Blunt is doing his best impression of a disembodied voice yelling "murder!" while Michael Sheen sends down a pot containing Amol Rajan's pickled head.
"Am I imagining this or is this actually happening," Claudia asks.
You and me both, Claud.
Image source, BBC/Studio LambertAdam Goldsmith
Live reporter, frightened faithful
Onto today's mission, which honours the murdered celebrities.
Split into two groups, the players are told they must reunite some of the celebrities' severed heads with their bodies.
It's a bleak topic, but Romesh gets the giggles. Have some decorum, Claudia urges.
The players are told they will also need to mimic screams, so the singers are the ones to keep an eye on in this one.
Noor Nanji
Culture correspondent, and traitor all the way
OMG is Michael Sheen finally onto Maya?
"I've had my first altercation," Maya says to the cameras, after he questioned whether she AND Kenny could be Traitors.
But the Love Island host remains cool as a cucumber.
"Not today," she warns him.
Mabli isn't the only one proud of you Michael.
Wales is right behind you boyo bach!