More than seven million people tuned in for the explosive finale of the third series of hit BBC series The Traitors. The episode was watched live by an average audience of 7.4m on Friday night, up 1.6m on last year's final - making it the series' most watched episode on BBC One.

The Traitors has been a brilliant series, but one thing in particular has really irked me - and it's not just the constant sobbing

Back for its third series, The Traitors challenges players to identify the secret saboteurs among them—the Traitors. Their mission is to deceive, mislead, and eliminate the competition without being discovered. If a Traitor survives to the very end, they claim the entire prize for themselves.

Devious betrayals, shock twists and mortifying fails, this season of The Traitors UK has had it all. The format-breaking twists began in episode one when the group had to choose three contestants to get off the train to the castle and potentially face leaving the game before it even began.

The beloved BBC programme The Traitors has come to an end after an exciting series three finale. The reality show, which is hosted by Claudia Winkleman, sees strangers from across the country come together to win a cash prize of up to £120,000.

Access Hollywood's Reality Nightcap is breaking down Episode 5 of "The Traitors" Season 3, starting with "Boston Rob" Mariano navigating the aftermath of the jaw-dropping banishment of fellow Traitor Bob the Drag Queen.