THE Traitors star Amanda Lovett wasted no time poking fun at her her co-host as she made her presenting debut this week.
The Swansea estate agent who rose to fame on the hit BBC show appeared alongside host Tommy Walsh on BBC’s Homes Under The Hammer.
Amanda wasn’t afraid to give her honest opinions on the celebrity special of Homes Under The Hammer, which has seen several celebrities, including Owain Wyn Evans and Toyah Wilcox, feature in special episodes for the BBC show’s 20th anniversary.
The 54-year-old, who previously said that the Homes Under the Hammer role was a “dream come true”, shot to fame in 2022 when she became one of the traitors in the BBC competition hosted by Claudia Winkleman.
One of the TV star’s highlights during The Traitors show was when she served Wilfred a killer Welsh one-liner.
As they discussed their next move in the secret lair, she asked him, “What is on the flag of Wales? " he replied, “A dragon”.
She then delivered her infamous one-liner: “You throw me under the bus, and that is what I will be”.
During the Homes Under the Hammer episode, Amanda also wasn’t scared to state her opinions after viewing a run-down property in Buckinghamshire.
After viewing the bathroom and kitchen, she told host Tommy: “It’s all got to go!”
Addressing the state of the bathroom, she added: “There's nothing you can salvage in here, unfortunately. However, there is a bath in place.
“I'm noticing there's no shower.
“And where the shower would normally go, there's a window. So I think for the new owners, this is a reconfiguration job.”
Amanda and Tommy then moved on to the kitchen area, which was a shambles.
Giving her thoughts on the room, the TV star expressed: “Following down, we come to the kitchen, and someone has really cooked up a storm in here. I don't know if some elbow grease could make that reusable.
“I mean, all this is going to have to be ripped out. You have plumbing in place for your washing machine and your sink, but yeah, it's all got to go. And a new kitchen should be put in.”
Amanda previously teased her role on the BBC renovation show during an interview with Morning Live host Gethin Jones, during which she admitted that being asked to appear on the show was a ‘dream come true’.
At the time of the sit-down, she said: “It was fantastic. I won't give too much away because it's going to be aired on December 21, but the transformation is phenomenal, so you have to watch it."
The BBC announced last year that series two of The Traitors will air in January 2024, and a third series has also been commissioned.
A source told The Sun last year: “The Traitors will be returning for a second series and will be even more compelling.
“Plans for the next instalment were already in the works, and in 2023, fans will see that come to fruition.”
Show boss Syeda Irtizaali tweeted: “And that’s a wrap. Best ever cast, best crew, best ending. Hope you loved S1.
“More to come! Thanks all for loving it as much as we did.”
TV presenter Claudia will be fronting season 2 of the successful detective competition show.
Homes Under the Hammer is available to watch on BBC iPlayer
