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Traitors fans slam series three stars over ‘annoying habit’ and beg ‘please stop’ – but did you spot it?
IT comes as one of the contestants demonstrating that particular trait is voted off
THE Traitors fans are already slamming some of this year's stars over their tendency to do one thing in particular.
Although series three has only just started viewers are already urging contestants to stop doing something on the BBC One show.
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That is crying, with fans noticing the current crop of hopefuls are seemingly able to turn on the waterworks at the drop of a hat, and they're already sick of it.
Last night's episode saw both Welsh language translator Elen, and pretend Welsh businesswoman Charlotte, 33, who's actually from England, in tears.
As contestants started reading out their votes at the round table, and Elen and Charlotte's names were increasingly cropping up, both women could be seen crying.
But viewers think neither will help, nor have helped, their chances by blubbing.
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One says on X: "Fake Welsh girl crying ...Then real Welsh girl crying ....what is it with the taffs?"
Another adds: "I can understand Elen getting upset when people are going for her (fellow anxious girlie) but gal why are u crying before ur name is even mentioned."
While a further comment says: "We already have two faithfuls crying and we’re only on day two! FFS."
And another adds: "elen crying so much is making her case worse."
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Yesterday's episode saw three contestants eliminated in a shock twist.
Retired opera singer turned traitor Linda, 70, had fallen under suspicion but managed to avoid being kicked off.
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Window cleaner Keith, 60, was chosen as the first victim to face the axe.
Property consultant Nathan, 39, was also picked for eviction, however contestants were left shocked when he revealed he was one of the faithful.
And Elen's crying clearly didn't work as she was also eliminated, having come under increased suspicion for moaning about the weight of the buckets during a gunpowder challenge.
The 24-year-old complained so much about how heavy the fire fuel was, that fellow contestants found her behaviour highly suspicious and voted for her to leave.
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