**Warning: Contains spoilers for The Celebrity Traitors season 2.**

Another player has been banished from The Celebrity Traitors castle, with the end game nearing.

In tonight's episode, remaining Traitors King Kenny and Maya Jama went head-to-head at the roundtable, with one of them turning on the other to save their own skin. But who?

Who has survived the Traitors tyranny? And who are the innocent Faithfuls that have been banished so far? Keep reading to find out everything you need to know.

If you want the spoiler-filled details, here's your recap of who left The Celebrity Traitors season 2 this week.

Who has been murdered or banished from Celebrity Traitors season 2 so far?

Maya Jama - BANISHED in episode 10

In the first round table, Maya Jama was banished from the castle after King Kenny betrayed her. But due to the rules of the games, she didn't reveal whether they were a Traitor or a Faithful.

Following their exit, Maya said: "I never really expected to even make it this far, let alone to win it. So, it was okay, you know? I felt like that was my time to go. It was the right time."

Michael Sheen - 'MURDERED' in episode 10

The Traitors chose to murder Michael due to the authority he held over the group, with Maya Jama hoping her double bluff will see her through to the end.

Reacting to being murdered, Michael said: "The time has come. Can't say I'm surprised but I am incredibly disappointed. Gutted that I got so close to the end. It's been absolutely unforgettable and I've loved every minute of it."

James Acaster - BANISHED in episode 9

James Acaster was banished from the castle after admitting that he was indeed a Traitor after being recruited earlier in the season.

In his exit interview, the comedian said the plan to reveal himself was what carried him through the experience.

"The idea of doing that got me through the whole experience," he said, explaining that as a Traitor he sometimes felt bad when fellow contestants had "real-life reactions that are bigger than the game".

Sharon Rooney - 'MURDERED' in episode 9

Sharon Rooney was sadly murdered by the Traitors, a twisty decision given a lot of the Faithful had their suspicions that Sharon was a Traitor.

Speaking of her time on the show, Sharon said: "It was more intense, but it's more everything. Everything is heightened in there. It’s everything you hope and expect it's going to be and more. You can't describe it. Even just driving up to the castle on the first day is unreal. Each and every single moment is even better than you expect it to be."

Joanne McNally - BANISHED in episode 9

Joanne McNally was banished from the castle at the start of episode 9 after the Faithful were convinced she was working against them.

"It was confronting," she said of the experience. "It was more hardcore than I could ever have imagined, and the speed at which you get sucked into the game is frightening. You go in, everyone's holding hands and laughing, and within 24 hours you're living in a palace of paranoia accusing your own mother of killing people, and she's not even in the show."

Miranda Hart - 'MURDERED' in episode 8

Another one of the nation’s favourites, the iconic Miranda Hart (better known as Big Mix) became the next faithful to be murdered by the Traitors.

Miranda was clearly outraged by her death, screwing up the letter in a fit of rage. However, she also looked back on her time in the castle very positively: "Ultimately, in my little personal story, this has been quite extraordinary that I've been able to get back and do the thing that I love professionally and do the things that I love personally.

"Like wandering around the Scottish Highlands and being in nature and laughing and connecting. There were times that I didn't think that would be possible again."

Jerry Hall - BANISHED in episode 7

Jerry Hall may have evaded being murdered in plain sight, but she quickly became the next Faithful to be banished from the Traitors castle.

She said of the game: "It was a lot harder than I thought. It looks so much easier on TV, you know. The challenges were quite hard, I feel it was an achievement that I managed to get through so long."

Ross Kemp - 'MURDERED' in episode 7

Ross Kemp lost the yawn-off! After getting sleepy from James Acaster and Maya Jama's continuous yawning, Kemp fell into the Traitors' trap and was murdered in plain sight.

"The fear of failure on this is not comparable to anything," said of the show. "Whether you're an actor, or in a hostile environment where you could get killed, you don't let people down. Yes, no one's going to get killed here, but the wish of not wanting to let yourself down or the people around you, was quite the drive."

Joe Lycett - BANISHED in episode 6

Alas, Joe Lycett didn't get to realise his dream of being recruiter into the Traitors' fold. Banished before he could beg his way into the turret (though not for lack of trying), episode 6 was the end of his journey in the Scottish castle.

In fact, it was Joe's eagerness to be recruited that ultimately led to his downfall, his loud requests to be considered by whoever the Traitors were the night before piquing the interest of his fellow Faithfuls in the episode which aired Friday 16th October when, at breakfast, it became clear someone had, in fact, join the Traitors' team. Little did they know the guilty party was King Kenny, not comedian Joe.

After stunning the remaining Faithful with the revelation that he was actually one of them, Joe said the experience on Celebrity Traitors was "so much more immersive, and I cared so much more about it than I thought I would".

"Obviously, when you watch the show and people really get into it and they start crying, you think get over yourselves, it’s just a game. But when you're in it, it is your whole life. And because I love the show, it was everything I wanted it to be, it was so much fun playing the game, and obviously very frustrating when you didn't find the Traitors. But I was fortunate enough to find two Traitors in my tenure and that's amazing."

Asked if he was disappointed he didn't get to be a Traitor, he replied: "I am disappointed, because that was my dream. I sort of didn't play being a Faithful or a Traitor right. I tried to straddle both, and I was being greedy and I was rightly punished for it."

Professor Hannah Fry - BANISHED in episode 5

Players had been suspicious of Professor Hannah Fry since the start of the series. In the beginning they were unwarranted as she was truly a Faithful, but this didn't last long as Maya Jama and James Acaster chose to recruit her following Richard E Grant's banishment. Stuck between being 'murdered' or joining the Traitors' ranks, the Professor was left with little choice.

The other Faithfuls then could not understand how she had made it so long without being murdered as she was "too smart", so deduced she must be a Traitor and, of course, they were right.

"That was the wildest roller coaster I have ever been on," said Fry. "I laughed more, cried more and got more excited than I ever have in the entirety of the rest of my life combined, it's amazing.

"I think it's the intensity of it that you don't quite expect. I think when you're watching from home, sometimes people's emotional reactions seem over the top or outlandish, outsized.

"But I think when you're here and you're so cut off from everywhere else, the game is the only thing you can think about. And so it just heightens everything. It's so intense."

The Professor added: "'Killing' Rob Beckett was one of the best evenings I've had in my entire life. I was running through the woods in the middle of the night, opening the door to Rob Beckett's face. It was delightful.

"But I really preferred being Faithful. I think it's just a much more authentic experience, you get to interact with people and connect with them on a human level that just feels real. It's so much more stressful being a Traitor."

Rob Beckett - 'MURDERED' in episode 5

Poor Rob Beckett was 'murdered' face-to-face after being branded not threatening enough, meaning he would never get banished.

He was lured into the dark woods and forced to wait to meet his fate in a creepy crypt — rather him than me. When the Traitors arrived and revealed their identity he merely laughed and admitted: "This is good news for the Faithfuls as I was no where near getting Maya Jama and James Acaster."

On his 'murder', the comedian said: "I'm a bit sad because I would have liked to have gone further, but a killing in plain sight, I've managed to get a Traitor, I've got a couple of Faithfuls wrong at the banishments, I’ve done some Missions, done the breakfast - I feel like I've done almost all of it.

"I was really missing the kids, so I'm happy to go - the kids wanted me to do it, and I've done five episodes and been murdered. So that's enough, let daddy have a day off!"

Beckett continued: "Basically, my game was to stay quiet and stay under the radar until the herd is thinned and then strike. But I was the herd that was thinned, so it didn't really work out.

"I'd rather have been a Traitor. The thing is, as a Faithful, you're reactive, whereas the Traitors are proactive, and there's more to do, you get to go in the turret and all that. So I would have preferred to be a Traitor, but I was happy being a Faithful."

Beckett had been playing the game alongside his best friend and fellow comedian, Romesh Ranganathan. "Romesh looks hard to read, but I know him like a brother, and I knew, as soon as I looked him in the eye, that he was a Faithful, and he knew I was a Faithful," he said.

Julie Hesmondhalgh - BANISHED in episode 4

Julie Hesmondhalgh suffered quite the fall from grace on Celebrity Traitors season 2, going from 'most trusted' to 'banished' in a matter of days.

Many felt there was something more to the initial selection of a most trustworthy player, including the potential that Hesmondhalgh may have been recruited.

Additionally, the actor's vocal accusations against Myha'la, which led to the banishment of her as a faithful, only stirred up further distrust.

"It's been the experience of a lifetime, so joyful," said Hesmondhalgh. "I've laughed 'til I’ve cried, most hours of the day. I'll really miss being part of it.

"When the first Celebrity series came out, everyone knew what a huge fan of the show I am, so I got so many messages saying, 'You've got to be in it, you've got to be in it'. I genuinely said to people, I think we'll be a few series in before they get to my level!"

Hesmondhalgh added: "I felt like mine was a chapter that began very clearly and ended very clearly, a strong narrative arc – and that satisfies the actor in me!

"I didn't want to just pootle along, I'd rather go with a bang. And honestly, I said this at the Round Table, and I really meant it- I did really enjoy the attention! All those people that I;d admired for such a long time talking about me! The star struck Julie of episode 1 loved that! It was extremely nice to feel like not-such-a-minor character at that moment!"

Bella Ramsey - 'MURDERED' in episode 4

Bella Ramsey was the second celebrity to be murdered in Celebrity Traitors season 2 (and the first to go in a conventional way).

"I wish I got a few more days because I was going to go in today with a new resolve of trying to rein in some of my excitement and be more open-minded," said Ramsey.

"I was going in with a fresh slate, and I was so excited to start again so I wish that I got a little bit more time to do that. Also, I think the Traitors killed me off because they knew that I was maybe going to start doing that and get to the bottom of things. All things considered, I feel satisfied and ready to go."

They added: "I am forever Faithful. I was also questioning if I got recruited as a Traitor, what I would do? It would be a tough decision because I loved being a Faithful so much and I loved the camaraderie with the other people who I believed were Faithful, and getting to figure it out together was really fun."

Bella and Julie were practically giddy over the prospect they could be getting two traitors out back to back after they had successfully sniffed out and banished Traitor Richard E Grant at the first round table.

After witnessing Myha'la bidding Richard a parting wink, they were convinced she was just as traitorous as him and banished her the following night. But alas, she was as Faithful as the best of them – much to her own dismay.

On missing out on the chance to be a Traitor, Myha'la said: "I think because I was so Traitor-minded, I had done all this planning and poring over in my mind for weeks on end about how I'd be as a Traitor that when I got chosen as a Faithful I felt so confused and lost."

She continued: "I had no plan and I’m a planner, that's how I function in this life. And so, the excitement that the game had begun, the fear of being a Faithful with no plan, and also then the complete and absolute loss of any sense of control. As a Faithful, you are completely a pawn, especially so early in the game. You can't really strategise that well because you can't trust anyone at all."

Richard E Grant - BANISHED in episode 3

Richard E Grant was an absolute joy to watch despite being potentially the worst Traitor to ever appear on the show. He was overcome by his child-like excitement and inexplicably told everyone he was a Traitor before making history by being the only UK Traitor to be banished at the first ever roundtable. Bye bye, Richard.

When asked what strategy was behind telling his peers he was a Traitor, Richard admitted, well, there wasn't one. "The strategy of no strategy is the strategy, clearly. I'd watched every iteration that I possibly could have of this game and I was manifesting, willing myself to get invited to be a Traitor so receiving that... well, I lost all sense of self-control," he said.

Richard added: "Joe asked me. He said, 'Are you a Traitor?' I suppose what I should have done in retrospect is go round everybody and say, 'Are you a Traitor? Yeah. I am a Traitor, I am Spartacus. I am a Traitor' to try and make light of it, but that may have dug my grave even deeper. It was a completely catastrophically idiotic thing to do! I can only imagine the faces of the producers looking at each other and mouthing ‘he said WHAT?!’"

Amol Rajan - 'MURDERED' in episode 2

Amol Rajan became the first celebrity to be 'murdered' on The Celebrity Traitors season 2, as Traitors Richard E Grant and Maya Jama claimed their first victim.

"I think it's much bigger than I expected. It's just an absolutely unforgettable ride of a lifetime," Rajan said of his time on the show.

"And honestly, there's kind of an unhappy contrast right now, because I'm sort of grieving what might have been. In time I know that I'll come to look on this as honestly one of the greatest privileges of my life. In fact, I already do. What an amazing thing to do, and it was bigger, it was bolder, it was braver, it was brighter than it looks on TV. And to have been sort of in it when it's a show and a game I love so much is just a blessing, really."

The Celebrity Traitors concludes on Friday 30 October at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

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