Comedian Romesh Ranganathan and Heartstopper actor Sebastian "Bash" Croft won the movie-length finale as Faithfuls. The Celebrity Traitors pits Faithfuls against hidden Traitors hunting a charity prize, and the pair won by trusting each other. Radio Times reports the win in its finale result update. The 80-minute episode closed series 2 with no Traitor left in the game.
Table of Contents
- How did trust decide the final vote?
- Where did the last Traitors fall?
- What happened to the £83,000 prize?
- Why was it called movie-length?
How did trust decide the final vote?
Pixel Twelve reports that fellow Faithful James Blunt left in the last banishment. He chose to keep voting rather than end the game. That decision left Croft and Ranganathan to close out the win.
Croft and Ranganathan then chose to trust each other. They ended the game as a pair. With no Traitor remaining, both Faithfuls shared victory.
Where did the last Traitors fall?
LADbible records the final clear-out across the last two episodes. James Acaster said he was a Traitor in the penultimate episode.
The finale then removed the two remaining Traitors. Those banishments left only Faithfuls for the final vote. That set up the trust-or-vote choice between Blunt, Croft and Ranganathan.
- James Acaster admitted he was a Traitor in the penultimate episode.
- The roundtable banished original Traitor Maya Jama.
- The roundtable banished recruited Traitor King Kenny.
What happened to the £83,000 prize?
BlazeTrends Entertainment Desk puts the charity pot at £83,000. Croft and Ranganathan split it at about £41,500 each. The money went to their chosen refugee charities.
Goss.ie reports Ranganathan gave his share to the Refugee Council. Croft gave his share to Choose Love. Both picks support refugees.
Why was it called movie-length?
TV Guide lists the series 2 finale in its finale scheduling guide as Friday 30 Oct 2026 at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The 80-minute slot ran to 9:20pm and was the longest Traitors UK final. BlazeTrends, citing Deadline, puts the BBC One overnight average at 11.23 million in its ratings report.
It peaked at 11.6 million with a 62.9% share, above the prior year's 11 million average. Overnight ratings are preliminary and exclude later iPlayer catch-up. Radio Times notes viewers who missed the live show can watch the final and Uncloaked finale on BBC iPlayer.