"But viewers of The Traitors' companion show, Uncloaked, have also found evidence of something which could yield interesting results. In the segment showing Harriet finding out who the Traitors are the former barrister turned crime writer picked up the usual folded up parchment. She then discovered that it's Stephen, who she's surprised at but not upset by, and Rachel, voting a triumphant laugh."
"What's drawn the attention of fans though is the presence of a second piece of parchment. The same thing clearly appeared when other people who have been murdered and banished met. "What is this second envelope which keeps appearing on #TheTraitors uncloaked?! Is there ANOTHER secret or twist in the series...?" one person put on X/Twitter. Responding, someone theorised: "Possibly family tree connections??" to which the original user replied: "Ooh good shout!""
"That relates to another theory about this series of The Traitors that everyone is somehow connected to another contestant. Judy and Roxy who are mother and daughter and Ross and Ellie who are dating are the only confirmed pairs. "Surely that's not going to be just 'Roxy and Judy are Mum and daughter' and 'Ross and Ellie are dating'," put someone else. "WHAT'S IN THE SECOND SEALED LETTER ????" asked someone else on X/Twitter."
Harriet ended her time in the castle with a kamikaze move targeting Rachel the Traitor. The episode included disputes over a shield during a task, tense breakfasts, and fraught roundtables. The Uncloaked segment showed Harriet picking up a folded parchment that named Stephen and Rachel as Traitors. Fans noticed a second sealed piece of parchment appearing alongside the usual note in multiple Uncloaked reveals. Social media users speculated that the extra envelope could indicate family-tree connections or another hidden twist. Confirmed contestant relationships include Judy and Roxy (mother and daughter) and Ross and Ellie (dating).
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