Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft Win ‘Celebrity Traitors’

The two Faithfuls survived the fire-pit vote, split an £83,000 charity prize and delivered a dramatic finish to the BBC reality hit.

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft Win ‘Celebrity Traitors’
File photo: Romesh Ranganathan, one of the two ‘Celebrity Traitors’ season two winners, pictured in 2015. Rory James via Wikimedia Commons
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Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft won ‘The Celebrity Traitors’ season two after banishing the final Traitors in a tense finale.

Spoiler warning: This article reveals the result of The Celebrity Traitors season two finale.

Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian “Bash” Croft survived the final round table and won the second U.K. season of The Celebrity Traitors. The pair entered the endgame as Faithfuls and correctly eliminated the remaining Traitors before becoming the last two contestants standing.

The finale began with seven celebrities still in play and ended with a tense sequence of banishments. Love Island presenter Maya Jama was exposed as a Traitor, while YouTuber King Kenny reached the fire-pit stage after turning against her at the final round table.

A final vote changes the outcome

At the fire pit, Kenny, Romesh and Croft were joined by singer James Blunt. When a vote between Kenny and Blunt was tied, Croft persuaded Ranganathan to remove Kenny, securing the crucial Traitor banishment. Blunt then chose to continue voting because he still believed a Traitor remained.

That decision produced one more twist. Blunt, who was also a Faithful, was eliminated, leaving Ranganathan and Croft to claim the victory together. Their win followed a season in which several contestants made unusually direct admissions or risky moves that repeatedly changed the balance between the two sides.

The prize will support two charities

The winners shared a prize of £83,000 for charity. Their portions will go to the Refugee Council and Choose Love, two organizations that support displaced people and refugees.

The finale capped a season that became a major BBC audience draw. The broadcaster reported that more than 15 million people had been tuning in, a scale that placed the celebrity edition among the year’s biggest British television events.

For Ranganathan, the victory carried a family connection: he said his youngest son had encouraged him to join the show. Croft, visibly emotional after the result, called it one of the best days of his life. Their win gave the Faithfuls the ending they had spent the season trying to reach.

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