‘The Traitors’ Star Trishelle Cannatella Doesn’t Think She’s a Villain: ‘The Tagline Is Betrayal’

The “Challenge” alum and her fellow winner CT Tamburello tell TheWrap where they stand with MJ Javid after that dramatic finale

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Chris 'C.T.' Tamburello, Alan Cumming, Trishelle Cannatella in "The Traitors" Season 2 finale (Photo by: Euan Cherry/Peacock)

“The Traitors” Season 2 wrapped up with a shocking conclusion, which has already sparked online backlash centered at winner Trishelle Cannatella — and she’s pushing back against anyone calling her a villain.

“I don’t see it,” Cannatella tells TheWrap of being called a “villain.” “No one with intelligence that I know sees [it] because we’re watching a show. It’s a game called ‘The Traitors.’ The tagline is betrayal and deceit.”

During the Thursday finale, faithfuls Cannatella, CT Tamburello and MJ Javid voted traitor Kate Chastain out, and were set to split the $208,100 prize fund three ways when both Cannatella and Tamburello voted to banish another player.

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