THE CAST IS DROPPING FAST AND THE TRAITORS SEASON 4 IS SHOWING NO MERCY. What started as careful alliances and quiet trust has turned into ruthless banishments and shocking murders. Fans thought they could predict who would survive — instead, every episode flips the game and sends another player packing. Social media is erupting as favorites fall, blindsides sting, and strategies collapse overnight. This isn’t just a list of exits it’s a brutal reminder that in The Traitors, no one is ever truly safe.

While we attempt to patiently wait for the next episode to land, here’s a list of the contestants who have found themselves banished and murdered so far…

Reece got incredibly emotional when he was nearly banished at the Roundtable, with Traitor Rachel describing the killing as one of “mercy”.

However, following his murder, Reece was adamant his fellow Faithful would win the game. “Right as I thought people were starting to believe me,” he said. “This will clear me though. To the traitors, I trust my faithful and just know they absolutely will get you. There’s some smart brains there.”

The Traitors’ plan to blame Ross for Ben’s murder eventually paid off as the personal trainer was banished by his fellow Faithful. However, there was one more shock in store as after his banishment, Ellie revealed that the pair were dating during a confessional.

As he departed, Ross said: “This has been really fun. It has been lovely to meet you all. I feel like I’ve made some lifetime friends.”

Barrister Hugo was unmasked as a Traitor after the Faithful surprisingly pulled off an early roundtable victory.

Despite being betrayed by his fellow Traitor Stephen, Hugo said upon his exit: “I do hope the Traitors go on to win, notwithstanding that Stephen stabbed me in the front. I think it’s about time the Traitors bounce back. So yes, they’ve got my unqualified support.”

“I’ve got mixed feelings about leaving the game. I love the game, and I think it’s important that everyone plays to win.

“When I was there, it was such a fun time. I don’t think I fell out with anyone and I didn’t do anything particularly devious or dastardly. So yeah, it was a great, fun time to be there, but a good time to go. Always leave them wanting more.”

This one hurt, as the Traitors targeted Ben to deliberately shift suspicion onto Ross after Ben voiced his doubts earlier in the episode.

Speaking of his time on the show, Ben said: “I’m broken-hearted, but I have won anyway just by playing the game.”

Much to the dismay of her daughter Roxy, who is also in the line-up of Faithful, Judy was banished after being accused of changing her behaviour from the train station to the castle.

Speaking of her experience, Judy said: “It’s been incredible, and the friendships that we’ve built up are incredible. It’s a unique situation that we’ve all been in together and I’ve loved every minute of it. I was there playing the game the best I could. Unfortunately, it wasn’t good enough.”

Netty seemed to be cursed from the start, having surprisingly bumped into Ross, whom she knew from years ago. Chosen from the shortlist supplied by the Secret Traitor to Rachel, Hugo and Stephen, the Traitors ultimately decided that Netty’s short time on the show was up.

Describing her end as “bittersweet”, Netty said: “I didn’t have the time that I had hoped to have, but I think I’ve had the time I was meant to have. I’ve had the experience that it should have been for me, and I get to watch it as a viewer now, not knowing what’s going to come.”