Swansea-local and The Traitors star Amanda Lovett says taking part in the reality TV show has given her the chance to “have my own identity”. The BBC programme, which began airing last month, sees 22 strangers play “the ultimate game of detection, backstabbing and trust” at a Scottish Highlands castle in the hope of winning up to £120,000.
Estate agent Lovett was picked in the opening episode as one of three “traitors” tasked with selecting each night which of the “faithful” participants must leave the show, while trying to stay above suspicion themselves. After being eliminated from the game in Tuesday night’s episode, the 54-year-old told the PA news agency: “I’ve been with children and things since I was 19, and then married and working and it was lovely to have my own identity.
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