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Archive photograph, for illustration. Sharon Osbourne with Kelly Osbourne at the 38th People’s Choice Awards in Los Angeles.

Celebrity Traitors cliffhanger leaves Kenny’s double vote unresolved

Archive photograph, for illustration. Sharon Osbourne with Kelly Osbourne at the 38th People’s Choice Awards in Los Angeles. · 2012 · jjduncan_80 · CC BY 2.0
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The faithful on *The Celebrity Traitors* preserved the scarecrow heads of all three traitors in a challenge, giving King Kenny a double vote. The episode ended before viewers learned whether he used it to help banish Sharon Osbourne.

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The latest episode of *The Celebrity Traitors* ended with viewers waiting to learn whether King Kenny used his double vote to help banish Sharon Osbourne, after the faithful contestants handed a hidden advantage to three of the show’s traitors.

In Friday’s episode, the remaining players took part in a scarecrow-themed challenge to win money for charity. They also had to choose which contestants’ scarecrow heads to keep intact. The group preserved those of Maya Jama, James Acaster and Kenny — all traitors — believing them to be trustworthy.

The reward was a double dagger, giving its holder two votes at the round table. Kenny received it. He and fellow traitor Michael Sheen steered suspicion towards Osbourne, who received four votes alongside comedian Joanne McNally. The vote went to a second round, but the episode ended before Kenny revealed his choice.

The show now has 10 contestants left: seven faithfuls and three traitors. The double dagger’s role in the next vote remains unresolved.

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