In a surprising turn of events, one of Joe Marler’s former England rugby teammates accused him of being betrayed during the final episode of the reality TV show “Celebrity Traitors.” Marler, a retired international rugby player, was among 19 celebrities selected for the inaugural season of the BBC program. Tasked with identifying Traitors, Marler, known for his outspoken nature, reached the show’s finale alongside actor Nick Mohammed, with whom he had formed a strong bond.
However, Mohammed’s last-minute change of heart led to Marler’s elimination as a Traitor, allowing chat show host Alan Carr to claim the entire £87,500 charity prize. Marler’s ex-England colleagues expressed surprise and disappointment as they watched the show’s conclusion together. Second-row Alex Coles shared insights into Marler’s character and humor, highlighting his charismatic personality which was showcased to the public through the program.
Despite the unexpected outcome, Marler harbors no ill feelings towards Mohammed and even expressed admiration for his decision. Reflecting on the turn of events, Marler acknowledged the emotional impact of the situation but maintained a positive outlook. Additionally, Marler formed a close friendship with comedian Joe Wilkinson during the show, praising his humor and intelligence.
In other news, Sky has announced a significant reduction in the price of its Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle ahead of the 2025/26 season, offering substantial savings and an extensive coverage of live matches across various leagues. The upcoming season will see Sky broadcasting over 215 live Premier League matches, a notable increase from previous seasons.
