Sebastian Croft and Romesh Ranganathan Win The Celebrity Traitors Season 2

Sebastian Croft and Romesh Ranganathan have won The Celebrity Traitors Season 2, and they shared the £83,000 prize pot. Both have already decided where their money goes.

The BBC reality show asks famous players to work out which of them are secret Traitors. The rest are Faithfuls, the players who are not Traitors. The two of them were crowned on Friday, as The Hollywood Reporter reported.

Croft, the Heartstopper actor known to friends as 'Bash', gave his share to Choose Love, a charity that supports refugees and people in crisis. Ranganathan, a comedian, picked the Refugee Council to receive his share.

The finale began with seven players left: Croft, Ranganathan, James Blunt, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, King Kenny, Maya Jama and Michael Sheen. Overnight before the final, the Traitors murdered Sheen, which left six. Jama, the Love Island host, was then banished after fellow Traitor King Kenny, a YouTuber, turned against her. Pinnock, who was playing as a Faithful, was also banished.

King Kenny was then exposed as the last Traitor and banished too. That left three Faithfuls: Croft, Ranganathan and Blunt. Ranganathan and Croft then voted Blunt out, after Blunt chose to keep playing rather than end the game.

The format has a history on the BBC. Comedian Alan Carr won the first series. The BBC has billed this second celebrity run as The Celebrity Traitors 2026, according to its media centre. Claudia Winkleman presents the show.

For viewers, the result settles a season that ran week by week, with Traitors picked off one by one. For the show's makers, the next question is what the BBC commissions next. Whether a third celebrity run is planned has not been announced.