Ex-Traitors players talk tactics and celebrity final predictions

Roxy, 33, had been rooting for comedian and faithful Joanne McNally in the latest celebrity series, before she was banished by her fellow faithful on Thursday.

“She’s wrong and strong, like me,” Roxy jokes.

“When you’re in there, your version of the truth becomes the truth, and nobody can tell you otherwise. You’re in your own echo chamber.”

Roxy said the game was “super intense, more intense than I expected”.

After surviving for 11 episodes she was evenutally murdered by the traitors, though said she could see it coming.

“After being there for some time, you just expect it more and more every night. You’re just kind of waiting.”

Roxy had her own memorable moment on the show, when she clashed with crime writer and former barrister, Harriet Tyce, whose sights were – correctly – set on traitor Rachel Duffy.

Tyce voiced her theory at breakfast, but turned her frustrations to Roxy, who felt Tyce had interrupted Duffy when defending herself.

It was then Tyce produced the now-iconic line: “The benefit is to set the cat amongst the pigeons, Roxy.”

“That moment itself I think has gone down in TV history, so I’m glad to be a part of it,” Roxy laughs.