It’s the TV show that has got viewers gripped – with fans of The Traitors anxiously anticipating the final episodes to come, who will be ousted in banishment and who will be killed at the hands of the Traitors?
The show is well and truly in its stride in its third season, with a whole host of contestants having already been given the boot despite dreams of making it to the final.
One of the season’s first Traitors, Armani, certainly made a splash on the primetime entertainment show with her confidence, outspoken musings and treacherous plans.
Unfortunately, she was banished in episode 3 as the Faithfuls sussed out her game plan and successfully nabbed their first Traitor of the season.
[image id="2185061" size="full" title="armani-the-traitors-cast-2025" alt="Armani wearing a grey dress, posing with one hand on her cheek." classes=""] Armani.But it turns out that Armani’s journey to The Traitors is one that is very personal, as she shares in this week’s issue of Radio Times magazine.
Speaking about why she and sister Maia decided to apply together, Armani revealed: “We both love the show, and I love games like Solitaire and Sudoku. Maia had applied and messaged me saying I should too.
“At that time, I was extremely depressed, because I’d had a miscarriage. The Traitors really was my escapism.”
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It’s safe to say that Armani’s antics nabbed the attention of viewers, with many worrying that she would catch herself out early on in the game.
But watching the season back, does she think that her behaviour was too much?
Armani revealed: “When I’m excited and whenever my emotions are high, I’m just like ‘blah, blah, blah…’ I’m hyperactive.
“After filming, I was diagnosed with ADHD. A lot of things in my life have become clearer! It’s allowed me to reflect on my behaviours on the show.”
[image id="2191628" size="full" title="WK4 Newsletter Cover" alt="Radio Times cover featuring Claudia Winkleman in front of The Traitors castle with two cloaked figures either side of her." classes=""] Radio Times.The Traitors continues Wednesdays to Fridays at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer.
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