Alan Carr has spoken about the state of his friendship with Paloma Faith after betraying her on the BBC series The Celebrity Traitors. The comedian, playing a Traitor, 'murdered' Faith by touching her face in plain sight, sealing her fate on the show.
After her exit, Faith expressed disappointment, saying on The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked: 'If the shoe was on the other foot, I would not have touched Alan’s face. Categorically, he had a choice – maybe it was the easiest option, but it was the choice he made and I don’t think it was very nice.'
On his Life’s a Beach podcast, Carr said: 'I’m killing people. I’ve killed Paloma Faith. Tom Daley, I can’t stop killing.' When co-host Norman Cook asked if they were still mates, Carr replied: 'Well I was…I’ll tell you. I’ve killed Paloma Faith she’s not happy about it.' He added: 'There’s been a few, let’s just say little TikTok-y things where she says I’ve let her down because I killed her in plain sight. I was desperate and she went, "if you were a real friend you wouldn’t have killed me" but I said I’m the traitor. The show’s called The Traitors.'
Faith, 44, who is pregnant with her third child, previously said of her experience: 'I found it quite nerve-racking because, because I knew when I went in that I have a huge personality and that I'd be very visible.' She shares two daughters with ex-partner Leyman Lahcine.
