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singer paloma faith has indicated his friendship with alan carr After hitting a rocky part the comedian cheated on her But celebrity traitor,
Faith, who was earlier surprised by the comedian, stabs him in the back on showCarr has been vocal about her disappointment in Carr since the episode aired earlier this week, saying: “I don’t think it was very good.”
Now, on Instagram, when one person wrote: “I thought @chattyman was your friend,” the “Only Love Can Hurt Like This” singer replied: “So did I!”
Carr’s decision Faith came to “murder” after pair’s close relationship was revealed in the first episode of the BBC showThe pair arrived at the Scottish castle as friends and laughed together during the initial experience.
However, by the end of the first installment, Carr, who Was chosen as traitor by host Claudia WinklemanOpted to write Faith off the show – something the singer said she would never have done to her.
When Ed Gamble, host of the After Show The Celebrity Traitors: UncloakedWhile defending Carr that it was a difficult decision, Faith said that he was giving Carr too much grace.
The singer replied, “I think you’re good.” “If the shoe had been on the other foot, I would not have touched Alan’s face. Obviously, he had a choice – maybe it was the easiest choice, but it was the choice he chose and I don’t think it was a very good one.”
She added, “I still maintain that if the shoe had been on the other foot, I wouldn’t have done this. So I don’t think he should have done this to me and I’m surprised that he did.”
However, Faith claimed that she had forgiven Carr, whom she called “extremely sweet”.
“I’ve talked to him since then, and as a person I find it a fairly easy thing to forgive, so I love him.”
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Carr and his fellow traitors – TV presenter Jonathan Ross and singer-songwriter Kat Burns – were tasked with “murdering” a loyalist by touching the face of a celebrity they wanted gone.
It was decided that Carr was the best candidate for the job and, after struggling to touch anyone’s face without causing any suspicion, he pretended to remove a piece of hair from his friend’s cheek.
Faith said she was disappointed to become the first celebrity to be voted off the show. His expulsion came the day after Carr touched his face, with Winkleman revealing that the traitors had hit him with a “slow-acting blast of poison”.
She’s not the only one unhappy with Carr’s betrayal of her Faith reveals her four-year-old daughter’s brutal reaction to her eviction,
Contestants had to try to guess who the traitors had murdered – and guessed wrongly, comedian Lucy Beaumont. Carr expressed surprise when Winkleman revealed it was Faith and when Carr’s fellow traitor, Jonathan Ross, said he should say a few words in her honor, the audience was left in hysterics as they were the closest.
Carr appeared to be under such scrutiny by Ross and he stammered as he delivered his speech.
Viewers are calling Carr’s struggle traitorous TV highlights of the year,
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