The last remaining Hampshire resident competing on The Traitors called the game 'all-consuming' as she admitted that she 'won't do' a Welsh accent on a TV show again.
London-born Charlotte - who recently moved to Hampshire - started as a 'faithful' but sent waves across the country after being recruited as a traitor in the hit BBC One reality series.
Within her first few days of being on the 'dark side,' she threw fellow traitors Minah and Freddie under the bus, but now faces the exposure of her true identity in tonight's finale.
Reflecting on the game, Charlotte said: "I never expected to get this far. In my view The Traitors is such a difficult game to win and so, to even have been able to play, has been incredible.
"It's not even enough to describe it as a life size, immersive game.
"It really is all-consuming - your life in the castle becomes the game. I'd say it's hard to fully understand on the outside that truly you live and breathe the game, and that's why the emotions are so real."
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Charlotte admitted that she 'never' expected to make it to the final five in the series, as the third season comes to an end at 8.30pm tonight.
The 33-year-old has confused viewers by putting on a fake Welsh accent throughout the game, defending it by saying that those with the accent are often trusted more.
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Charlotte has yet to let her accent slip, though the reveal of her real London tongue is something Traitors fans are eagerly anticipating tonight.
imagine if frankie opens the letter and it just says "NOT WELSH"
— Drew (@TheWhoDrew) January 23, 2025
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Laughing on the situation, she said: "I have learnt that if I ever do another TV show, I probably won't do it with a fake Welsh accent.
"It has been exhausting, and I think I may have permanently rewired my brain.
"But perhaps it has paid off after all?!
"But seriously, behind the chatty facade I am quite a self-doubter and this whole experience has been something I'm truly proud of myself for."
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