The Traitors star says 'I'm just as upset' as he sends apology after start of final episodes

The Traitors star Zack has spoken out after his 'evidence' helped see Ross ousted from the castle just days before the final. After a very long five-day wait, the hit BBC competition show returns to screens on Wednesday night (January 24) for the first of the final three episodes of series two.

Despite Ross declaring in the latest episode to the camera: “Harry, mate, I’m coming for you, man” he became the latest to be banished after getting the most votes by other contestants and then revealed he was a traitor. Before departing, he told the contestants: “I’ll leave you with one little easter egg, I was actually the son of someone in this game, and that person was Diane.”

Previously, Diane, a retired teacher, from Lancashire, was “murdered” after being given the poisoned chalice and in a dramatic episode had to get into her own grave. And so last week, video director Ross pledged revenge against British Army engineer Harry and Welsh insurance broker Andrew after also becoming a Traitor but did not disclose his family tie.

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Ross also attempted to enlist Andrew in the episode to instigate a plot against but Harry had already told the Welshman: “I want to be the final with you … technically we can win it man.” But at the outset of the latest episode, Zack accused Jasmine and Ross of being the traitors before it was revealed that no one died that night.

Harry took a shield, which protects the faithful from being murdered, and let a limited number of contestants know so they would think he was not a traitor. He told the faithful it was an attempted