Romesh Ranganathan and Bash Croft kept victory secret over dinner
Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian ‘Bash’ Croft celebrated their Celebrity Traitors victory over dinner in central London while still under strict orders to keep the result secret. The pair worried that being seen together might give the game away, but managed not to reveal what happened at Ardross Castle.
Croft said the secret had been “killing” him and that he woke up feeling relieved he no longer had to keep it. He donated his share of the £83,000 prize to refugee charity Choose Love. The details emerged during Ranganathan’s Radio 2 reunion with King Kenny and Leigh-Anne Pinnock; James Acaster and Maya Jama were absent, while Claudia Winkleman sent a congratulatory message.
In short
- The Celebrity Traitors winners met for dinner while keeping their victory secret.
- Croft donated his share of the £83,000 prize to Choose Love.
- Croft said he felt relieved to be able to talk about the result.
Explained simply
The Traitors is a television game in which contestants try to identify secretly appointed “Traitors” among them, while those Traitors try to avoid detection. Celebrity editions use well-known public figures as contestants, and the winner receives a prize for a chosen charity.
Romesh Ranganathan is a comedian and presenter, and Sebastian “Bash” Croft is an actor. Choose Love is a charity that supports refugees and displaced people, so Croft’s donation links the programme’s prize to its work.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Sneaky dinner that threatened to blow the Traitor’s winning duo Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian ‘Bash’ Croft’s secret”.