David Olusoga Reveals Why Faithful Were Doomed on Celebrity Traitors
David Olusoga, 55, a former Faithful on the BBC reality show Celebrity Traitors, appeared on Sky News to discuss his experience on the popular series with hosts Anna Jones and Kamali Melbourne.
Challenges Faced by the Faithful
During the episode aired on Thursday, David competed alongside Traitors Alan Carr and Cat Burns, as well as fellow Faithful Joe Marler and Nick Mohammed. The contestants aimed to win the cash prize for their chosen charities.
Despite their efforts, the Faithful could not identify all the Traitors. Alan Carr was ultimately declared the series winner. Earlier in the season, they had managed to figure out that Jonathan Ross was a Traitor, but overall it remained difficult.
Olusoga's Insight on the Faithful's Downfall
"I think the problem was, we enjoyed it too much. We were brilliant at the tasks, and every day we went out and they were basically bonding exercises, we just all really got to know each other..."
Summary
David Olusoga believes the Faithful’s enjoyment and strong teamwork ironically made them vulnerable, as their close bonding prevented them from suspecting the Traitors among them.
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