The Celebrity Traitors: Myha’la’s Exit Follows Wrong Accusation Against Jerry
Jerry became a target during the third episode of The Celebrity Traitors after Joanne McNally accused her of being a traitor. The Guardian’s live coverage said…
Suspicion at the round table can turn quickly in The Celebrity Traitors. During episode three, Joanne McNally accused Jerry of being a traitor, but the Guardian’s live coverage described the accusation as wrong as the group’s attention shifted to Myha’la.
The episode ended with Myha’la revealed as a faithful, after contestants voted her out. The round-table decision marked the group’s first defeat, according to the live report.
Jerry also came under scrutiny earlier in the episode. At the castle, Joanne again suspected Jerry, and Miranda backed her up. Maya later voted for Jerry, prompting a strong reaction from her.
That suspicion did not settle the vote. Contestants turned their focus to Myha’la, with Miranda challenging her before she could properly defend herself. Hannah also pressed the case against Myha’la after the group returned from a mission.
Jerry traitors accusation amid a shifting vote
The Guardian’s live coverage described Joanne’s claim that Jerry was a traitor as mistaken. The report did not say Jerry was banished; instead, Myha’la became the central target at the round table.
Myha’la told the group she had been a faithful. The reveal surprised the other contestants, and Julie acknowledged that she had gone “power mad,” according to the liveblog.
A short turn of events. The group’s suspicion had moved from one player to another, and the vote ended with a faithful contestant out of the game.
The episode also included two banishments and a recruitment, the Guardian reported. After the group left for the airport Marriott, the traitors were left to choose someone to murder. The live coverage said James Blunt could be at risk, but did not confirm who would be targeted.
The BBC has noted that the celebrity version’s contestants often know one another away from the programme, through friendships and previous work together. Those connections can shape how players interpret one another’s actions, though the BBC’s report focused on relationships among other contestants and did not identify a connection involving Jerry.
For viewers, the episode’s vote showed how an accusation can gather support without identifying a traitor. The group removed Myha’la, who said she was faithful, while Jerry remained in the discussion as a suspect. The next murder decision was still unresolved at the end of the Guardian’s live coverage.
The episode ended with the traitors facing a one-in-three chance of choosing James Blunt, the Guardian’s liveblog said.
Source: theguardian.com
