Miranda Hart se je po divjem spopadu na zaslonu odzvala na spor.

Comedian Miranda Hart was eliminated from the eighth episode of The Celebrity Traitors on Friday, marking the departure of one of the show’s most prominent players. The 53-year-old was “murdered” by the trio of Traitors, consisting of Maya Jama, James Acaster, and King Kenny, who acted on fears that Hart was closing in on the truth. Her exit leaves ten players remaining from the original twenty-one cast members. In a subsequent roundtable vote, the episode concluded on a cliffhanger, with the final decision between Sharon Rooney and Joanne McNally unresolved due to a tie. The elimination followed a mission known as the “field of screams,” where celebrities worked in pairs to collect bags of gold worth £500 each. One member would gather the cash while the other hung the bags on pitchforks to secure the funds. However, if three bags accumulated on a single pitchfork, the associated scarecrow would explode, eliminating that player from consideration for a secret power. In a strategic error, the group identified Jama, Acaster, and Kenny as the three individuals they trusted most. Consequently, Kenny was awarded a dagger, granting him a double vote during the critical roundtable discussion. The group’s efforts added £13,500 to the charity prize fund, bringing the total to £59,500. Prior to the mission, tensions within the castle had escalated. Hart, who had adopted the persona of a detective, became convinced that McNally was a Traitor after noticing movement in the floorboards during a previous challenge. Although her fellow players dismissed this theory, Hart persisted in raising the issue at the roundtable, leading to a heated exchange with McNally. Following the broadcast, both women addressed online speculation regarding a potential off-camera feud. McNally took to social media to defend her reaction, acknowledging that the high-pressure environment of the game, which relies heavily on deception, had affected her composure. She stated that the tension of the roundtable and the inherent gaslighting of the format had gotten under her skin, though she characterized the experience as a challenging yet amusing aspect of the competition. Hart’s elimination triggered a wave of emotional responses from viewers and cast members alike. Upon reading her murder letter, Hart expressed frustration with herself, noting that she had been overly focused on her suspicions regarding McNally. She threw the note to the ground, exclaiming her disbelief at the outcome. In her exit interview, Hart described her return to television as the result of a difficult journey following long-term illness. She emphasized how extraordinary it felt to resume professional activities and enjoy personal moments, such as spending time in nature on a Scottish island. She recalled periods when she doubted she would ever be fit enough to perform again. The Traitors’ strategy was evident in their pre-elimination discussions. In a turret conversation, Acaster noted that Hart was a capable detective, while Jama expressed a growing instinct toward treachery, identifying Hart as the logical target. After Hart’s removal, Acaster remarked that the remaining Faithful players, specifically James Blunt and Michael Sheen, were searching for clues in the wrong directions. He compared their dynamic to fictional detectives Holmes and Watson, suggesting their efforts were futile. Meanwhile, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, who had recently lost a dance partner in a separate segment of the show, expressed hope that the scrutiny directed at her would diminish. Outside the studio, Jade Thirlwell of Little Mix praised Pinnock’s loyalty to the group during a public appearance at the Mercury Prize ceremony. Controversy surrounded the production of the preceding episode, which aired on Thursday. Viewers pointed out an editing error where Kenny appeared to be writing Hart’s name on a scroll before the camera cut away, effectively spoiling her fate. Critics on social media criticized the producers for the slip-up, with some declaring they would cease watching the program. The backlash included comments from fans who stated they were cancelling their television licenses or simply switching off their sets in protest. Despite the negative reception regarding the spoiler, the narrative momentum continued into the fifth episode, with the remaining players grappling with the loss of Hart. Other cast members reacted to the shift in dynamics. Romesh Ranganathan expressed embarrassment at the group’s repeated failures to identify the Traitors, describing the situation as increasingly difficult. Maya Jama, breaking character in the diary room, admitted feeling terrible about Hart’s departure but maintained confidence in her position as a veteran of the game. She referenced her status as an “OG Trait” and suggested that the pressure of leadership was manageable. Earlier in the day, McNally had joked that Jama would likely survive the game because attractive participants tend to remain safe. James Blunt, whose theories had largely proven incorrect throughout the series, continued to assert that Jama and Kenny were the most innocent players, comparing his own investigative process to that of Sherlock Holmes. As the episode progressed, attention shifted toward Michael Sheen, whom some players suspected of involvement despite his reputation as a loyal Faithful. Ranganathan questioned why Sheen had not been targeted, drawing parallels to the persistence of fictional detective Hercule Poirot. Sharon Rooney emerged as a key player in the late stages of the game, developing a theory involving the prior elimination of Ross Kemp. The combination of these shifting alliances and the unresolved vote between Rooney and McNally left the audience waiting for the next installment to determine which player would be banished from the castle. The charity fund stands at £59,500, and the game continues with ten players remaining.