Amanda Holden, known for her sharp instincts, realized that Alan Carr had a successful run on “The Celebrity Traitors” even before he informed her. This realization came to her when she noticed a two-week silence from Alan, a close friend of hers, who usually checks in with her daily. The absence of his calls during the show’s filming at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands raised suspicions for the “Britain’s Got Talent” judge.
Despite the confidentiality around the show’s outcomes, Amanda, aged 54, had a strong feeling that Alan, 49, performed admirably on the show. She expressed her thoughts, noting his long-standing talent and the recent surge in popularity he has experienced. Amanda mentioned her daughter’s observation that more people are showing interest in Alan lately, thanks to platforms like TikTok and the circulation of memes.
Alan, a contestant on “The Celebrity Traitors,” emerged victorious by outwitting comedian Nick Mohammed and TV historian David Olusoga in the show’s finale. His triumph resulted in a significant donation of £87,500 to the cancer charity Neuroblastoma UK. Reflecting on the series and Alan’s win, Amanda, a long-time “Britain’s Got Talent” judge, shared her views on potentially joining the show as a contestant, hinting at a desire to play a traitorous role in the BBC program.
The Radio Times captured Amanda’s musings on the show’s dynamics, where she contemplated the idea of being a traitor and the impact it could have. However, she acknowledged that her commitments to “Britain’s Got Talent” would prevent her from participating in such a venture.