Tonight's the night - after four weeks of twists, turns and high drama, The Traitors season 2 is coming to an end, with a final which will see either the Faithfuls or the Traitors walk away with the prize pot.

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There are currently three Faithfuls left in the competition - Evie, Jaz and Mollie - while there are two Traitors who are hoping to nab the money for themselves - Andrew and Harry.

It's been a tense game, with four Traitors having been caught so far. Now it all comes down to tonight's final and, in an exclusive RadioTimes.com poll on X (formerly Twitter), the fans have had their say as to whether they think the Traitors or the Faithfuls will win.

With a staggering 79.1 per cent of the vote, fans thought that the Traitors will end the season victorious, with only 20.9 per cent thinking the Faithfuls will walk away with the cash.

Of course, many thought that Traitor Wilf would emerge victorious from last season's final, with the same proportion of Traitors and Faithfuls heading into that episode.

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However, a last minute rankle scuppered his plans, meaning it's still all to play for in tonight's final.

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Whatever happens tonight, we already know that a third season of The Traitors is on the way, and that there a number of international versions of the show coming to BBC iPlayer.

The second season of the Australian series will arrive straight after tonight's final, while season 2 of the US version and a brand new New Zealand version will arrive later in the year.

Meanwhile, one of this season's former Traitors, Paul, has called for an All-Star version of the show, saying they should bring him back to play alongside Harry and Diane from season 2 and Wilf and Amanda from season 1.

The Traitors final airs tonight at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.

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