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The Celebrity Traitors: episode seven – live

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Who got bored to death in the castle – and who is left with extreme yawning paranoia? Follow all the action along with us Before the show starts, let’s have a look at where we all are. Maya Jama – TRAITOR. Currently trying to make Jerry Hall yawn, by performing a number of unconvincing stage yawns.

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  1. The Guardian Culture United Kingdom The Celebrity Traitors: episode seven – live Who got bored to death in the castle – and who is left with extreme yawning paranoia? Follow all the action along with us Before the show starts, let’s have a look at where we all are. Maya Jama – TRAITOR. Currently trying to make Jerry Hall yawn, by performing a number of unconvincing stage yawns. 22 Oct · Tier 1
  2. The Guardian UK United Kingdom The Celebrity Traitors: episode seven – live Who got bored to death in the castle – and who is left with extreme yawning paranoia? Follow all the action along with us Now that EastEnders has ended (tonight’s cliffhanger: Max Branning makes a brief telephone call), it is time for episode seven of The Celebrity Traitors to begin. And of course, 22 Oct · Tier 2

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