Who is Charlotte? The Traitors season 2 contestant and recruitment manager
Charlotte has a game plan or two up her sleeve.
It's all happening on The Traitors! Season 2 kicked off on Wednesday 3rd January, and already we've seen multiple banishments, murders and lots of twists.
Episode 5 was left on yet another cliffhanger, as the remaining Traitors had to decide who they wanted to "murder" – and it looks like Charlotte could be on their hit list.
The 32-year-old has made quite a few friends on the show, so her exit could cause quite the stir.
So, will Charlotte be able to keep her place at Ardross Castle or will this be the end for her?
Viewers will have to wait until Friday night's episode (12th January) to find out if the recruitment manager has been killed or if she'll live to see another day.
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As the show continues, read on for everything you need to know about Charlotte – one of the contestants in the Traitors season 2 line-up.
Who is Charlotte?
Age: 32
Job: Recruitment manager
Location: Warwickshire
Charlotte decided to apply for The Traitors because she saw it as a challenge she wanted to conquer. "I wasn't even thinking about the money," she said.
While she would prefer to be a traitor, she definitely wouldn't mind trying to catch one. The recruitment manager is a self-admitted "people-person" and noted that being horrible in this game "isn't going to get you anywhere".
If you are a Traitor, how far are you prepared to go to win the game?
"Honestly, we will all still be friends afterwards so I may as well just go all the way and take it all. At the end of the day, you don’t want to make it to the end and have any regrets. For goodness sake, there's £120,000 to play for so let's get on with it!"
If you're a Faithful, what do you think your game plan would be?
"If I am a Faithful and I think I know who the Traitors are, I wouldn’t call them out. Unless it was at the Round Table and I was going for a majority, I'd do it then so that I didn’t look dodgy. Even if I had some solid evidence, it would be better to have that person on side as a friend.
"I'd rather do that because they won't get rid of you and then when it comes to the final moments, you can get rid of them. I'd rather do that because that’s the only way you're going to stay safe as a Faithful. Otherwise, they're just going to eliminate you."
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