Celebrity Traitors star Clare Balding's hilarious reaction to discovering Traitors
Clare was voted off last nightClare Balding was hilariously fuming after she found out who the Traitors were on The Celebrity Traitors.
The TV star signed up to the hit TV show alongside Paloma Faith, Stephen Fry and Joe Marler, to name a few, and had been voted off last night (October 16) during its fourth episode.
Following last week’s launch, Faithful Clare was banished from the roundtable on Thursday after the majority of the remaining cast suspected she was a Traitor.
Wrong in their suspicions, Clare then told the group she was a Faithful.

Celebrity Traitors star Clare Balding ‘cross’ over Traitors reveal
Following her dramatic exit, she appeared on The Celebrity Traitors spin-off show, The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked, straight after.
Within the episode, Clare found out that Jonathan Ross, Cat Burns and Alan Carr were, in fact, Traitors.
During her time on the BBC One programme, she had vocally expressed that she thought Jonathan was a Traitor. However, at the roundtable, she didn’t vote him off.
“Jonathan, Jonathan. I should have stuck on Jonathan,” Clare said.
“Damn it. That makes me cross because I so nearly went on a big one on Jonathan last night. Argh,” she continued after finding out.
As for how she felt about Cat being a Traitor, she said: “Cat. Oh, that’s funny. Cat’s doing an amazing job. An amazing job.”
However, she was also annoyed about Alan.
“Alan, damn it,” she shouted, before issuing a six-word statement: “I was right and nobody listened.”

‘We would have got him’
Clare then expressed that she regretted not going with her gut instinct on Jonathan.
“I’m most annoyed about Jonathan because if Charlotte [Church] and I had trusted each other, we would have got him,” she insisted.
Nevertheless, Clare enjoyed her time on the show, expressing: “I think my personal highlight was being able to spend quality time with no distractions of phones or anything.”
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