Alexander Dragonetti, an Oxford grad, is one of the final contestants in The Traitors, battling for a big cash prize and glory
Oxford: Alexander Dragonetti, a former British diplomat, is making waves on The Traitors. He’s one of the last four faithfuls left in the game, and fans are loving him.
At 38, he’s become a favorite, especially after host Claudia Winkleman revealed he’s single. That little tidbit has definitely caught viewers’ attention!
The final episode is airing tonight, and it’s going to be intense. Francesca Rowan-Plowden will try to unmask the traitor, Charlotte Berman, before the big roundtable.
The show kicked off earlier this month, bringing together 22 strangers in a Scottish castle, all vying for a prize pot of up to £120,000. It’s based on a Dutch format, and it’s been a hit!
In this game, Claudia picks a few players to be the traitors, while the rest are the faithfuls, clueless about who to trust. The faithfuls need to figure out who the traitors are to win the money.
In a recent episode, Claudia announced that the player with the most gold would become a “seer” and get to meet someone one-on-one to uncover their true identity. Exciting stuff!
Freddie Fraser got voted out last week, which was a big moment. The remaining players are really feeling the pressure now.
This season has a twist: once voted out, contestants won’t reveal if they were traitors or faithfuls. It’s all about strategy until the very end!
Tonight’s final will see contestants voting each other out until they believe there are no traitors left. It’s going to be a nail-biter!
Last season, Harry Clark, a British Army engineer, took home a hefty prize after tricking everyone into thinking he was a faithful. The show has won awards, including a BAFTA!
Don’t miss the final of The Traitors series three at 8.30pm on BBC One or catch it on BBC iPlayer. It’s going to be epic!
