Who Won Traitors Season 3 Uk
Okay, grab your tea and settle in. We need to talk about Traitors UK Season 3. You know, the show where everyone’s paranoid, the outfits are questionable, and the breakfast buffet is pure emotional warfare.
I’m still recovering from the finale, honestly. My heart is doing a little victory jig, but my brain is still trying to figure out who stabbed whom.
So, who actually took the crown? Who walked away with that mountain of cash? Let’s just say it wasn’t the person with the loudest crossbow.
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The Faithful Who Finally Got It Right
The winners this season were Leanne and Jake. Yes, that’s right—a pair of Faithfuls who actually managed to banish every single Traitor. Shocking, I know.
Remember when we thought the Faithfuls were hopeless? They were like puppies chasing their own tails for ten episodes. But then, something clicked.
They finally stopped accusing the nice person who made everyone coffee. And they focused on the actual sneaky liars. Amazing what a little logic can do.
The Final Round Table: A Masterclass in Chaos
The endgame was pure soap opera. We had Traitor Charlotte trying to disguise her Scottish accent like a spy from a bad movie. It was hilariously terrible.
Then there was Alexander, the ultimate faithful soldier. The guy got banished, brought back, and never wavered. I wanted to hug him through the telly.
And poor Frankie? She had the Seer power and royally messed it up. She found out Charlotte was a Traitor, but nobody believed her. The betrayal was real.
When the final votes came in, the room was silent. Then—boom—Charlotte was banished. Leanne and Jake were the last two standing.
The Moment of Truth (and Tears)
They had to pick the final chest. One chest was gold. One chest was death. I think I held my breath for three full minutes.

Leanne and Jake decided to stop the game. They chose to end the banishments. It was a bold move—risky, like ordering a mystery curry.
And then the host, Claudia Winkleman, gave them the news. They were both Faithfuls. They had won. Every. Single. Penny.
The screams were deafening. Leanne cried. Jake looked like he’d seen a ghost dressed in sequins. It was beautiful and chaotic.
But How Much Did They Actually Win?
Here’s the part we all care about: the cash. The prize fund this season was a tidy £94,150. That’s a lot of oat milk lattes, my friends.
Because they won as a pair, they split it. Leanne and Jake each took home around £47,075. Not enough to retire to a private island, but enough to pay off some serious debts. Or buy a lifetime supply of posh cheese.
I mean, imagine waking up tomorrow with that cash. You could buy a new couch. Or, you know, a very nice holiday to somewhere without any murder games.
The Traitors: A Post-Mortem
Let’s be real—the Traitors this season were a mixed bag. Armani went out early because she couldn’t stop smirking. Minah was the cool, calculating queen until she got caught red-handed.
But Linda? Oh, Linda. She was the Traitor who couldn’t act to save her life. Yet somehow, she survived for weeks. The Faithfuls literally ignored a woman who looked guilty eating a biscuit.
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Then Freddie got recruited and immediately threw a tantrum. He tried to murder Leanne, failed, and got banished minutes later. Classic rookie mistake.
And Charlotte? She played the game hard, but her fake accent was her downfall. She sounded like she was from a fictional country called “Kiltland.”
What This Season Taught Us
Main lesson: Trust your gut. Unless your gut is wrong, which it was for 80% of the season. Then maybe just flip a coin.
Also, never trust someone who over-explains their alibi. And if someone offers you a “secret mission,” run. Just run the other way.
But honestly, this season proved that Faithfuls can win. It’s not impossible. You just need loyalty, a sprinkle of luck, and the ability to spot a bad fake accent.
What’s Next?
The BBC has already confirmed Traitors UK Season 4. So we’ll get more dramatic breakfasts, more blindside banishments, and more of Claudia’s fringe.
I’m already planning my application. I’ll be a Faithful. I’ll suspect everyone. And I will absolutely nail the “guilty breakfast” face.
Until then, congratulations to Leanne and Jake. You outlasted the liars. You beat the system. And you made this chaotic mess of a season totally worth watching.
Now, go spend that money wisely. Or buy a ridiculous hat. You’ve earned it.
