Image source, BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry Image caption, Seven celebrities remained at the start of the final episode
Spoiler warning: This story reveals details of The Celebrity Traitors final
We've had four weeks of suspense, suspicion and very suspect tactics, as some of Britain's biggest stars engaged in a battle of wits to win the most popular show on TV.
The second series of BBC One's The Celebrity Traitors reached its climax on Friday, with the 21 original contestants having been reduced to seven before the final.
They were then whittled down to two winners - with the faithful duo of comedian Romesh Ranganathan and Heartstopper actor Sebastian "Bash" Croft emerging victorious.
The players successfully banished the remaining traitors - Love Island host Maya Jama and YouTuber King Kenny - in dramatic fashion, and the winning pair shared the £83,000 prize for their charities.
Image source, Paul Chappells/ Studio Lambert/BBC Image caption, Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian "Bash" Croft celebrated with host Claudia Winkleman
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Kenny reached the final stage, the endgame, after turning on his fellow traitor Maya at the last round table.
Kenny, Romesh and Bash were joined by singer James Blunt in the climax of the endgame, where the remaining contestants gather around a fire pit to decide whether they think there are any traitors left.
When James and Kenny were tied in a vote for who was a traitor, Bash persuaded Romesh to banish Kenny instead of James - thereby securing victory for team faithful.
"Absolutely devastated. Almost scraped it," Kenny seethed. "I was so close, I smelled the victory."
However, he can take consolation from the fact his performance on the show has established him as a mainstream star.
Figure caption, The final reveal of the Celebrity Traitors
In a further twist, James chose another round of voting and was subsequently evicted himself, leaving Romesh and Bash as the last men standing.
"This might actually be the best day of my life," said 24-year-old Bash through tears of joy.
He, too, can expect a major career boost.
Romesh reflected: "I just really hope my mum's proud. And also my youngest son Charlie, who wanted me to come on the show - dad won. Please show me some respect."
The pair will split their winnings between two refugee charities, the Refugee Council and Choose Love.
Image source, Euan Cherry/Studio Lambert/BBC Image caption, Traitors Kenny and Maya fell at the final hurdle
Image source, BBC/Studio Lambert/Paul Chappells Image caption, The final six: Maya, James, Kenny, Romesh, Leigh-Anne and Bash
Earlier, actor Michael Sheen was murdered in the first action of Friday's episode. "I am incredibly disappointed," he said. "Gutted that I got so close to the end. It's been absolutely unforgettable."
When it came to the endgame, Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock was swiftly banished after Kenny voted to remove her.
"I was thinking me and him had a mutual understanding, and now I feel so stupid," she raged.
"But I'm walking away feeling super proud and like I've really accomplished something here."
Image source, BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry Image caption, James Blunt…