Traitors 2026: Stephen and Rachel’s Pivotal Decision in Final Week

Let’s just say some have contributed more in the castle than others…

This year’s Traitors have proven to be a formidable team, haven’t they?

I am really hoping they make it to the end together and had started to think that was likely… until I saw this theory:

It has legs, right? Eeek!

After Ellie’s exit last week, she and Ross revealed their secret game plan.

It is such a shame we didn’t get to see more of Ross on the show – and it’s funny that, unintentionally, both of this season’s secret pairs were actually broken up very early on.

That feeling when you were right all along…

Things got emotional as the final eight enjoyed a dinner party in last Friday’s episode.

As the group went around the table and shared what they would do with the money, a number of the contestants shared emotional stories.

Jade, a 25-year-old PhD student, told her fellow players about a heartbreaking tragedy that occurred when she was a teenager.

While we’ll have to wait almost a year for the next British series of The Traitors, the BBC is treating us to the Irish version – and there really isn’t long to wait.

ICYMI, Roxy announced her pregnancy over the weekend!

The Faithful posted a sweet video of her bump on Instagram…

The Faithfuls seem lovely but they’ve been outsmarted at every turn by this year’s Traitors. Which is why I’m backing Stephen and Rachel to win…

Last Friday’s episode ended with Claudia introducing (another) brand new twist: the ceremonial dagger.

The host interrupted the final eight’s cosy – and emotional – dinner party to reveal a ceremonial dagger that will grant one player a huge power.

Whoever has the dagger will be given two votes at the roundtable, which is huge at this point in the game.

There was a second twist too. The Traitors will decide who gets this power – and they could pick anyone, including themselves.

There are just three episodes of the series to go!

As usual, tonight’s episode will air at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, with tomorrow’s instalment going out at the same time.

There is a slight change to the schedule for Friday’s final, though. That will start at 8.30pm and it’s a bumper, 75-minute episode.

Aftershow The Traitors: Uncloaked will follow each episode.