Who Won The Traitors Season 4? The Shocking Results Revealed
The twists and turns are something to behold!
SPOILER WARNING: This story reveals major plot points from Episodes 1-11 of The Traitors Season 4.
Did we just witness the greatest Traitor masterfully manipulate an entire season?
The Season 4 Finale of The Traitors was stacked with many jump out of your seat moments as the last Faithful Maura Higgins (Love Island UK) and Olympic figure skating commentators/best friends Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir, were mostly blind to the machinations of the last two Traitors: Rob Rausch (Love Island) and Eric Nam (Musician).
Let's walk though some of the highlights and low lights of Episode 11, "Leap of Faith".
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Which Faithful was Murdered and put into a coffin?
The cliffhanger yet to be resolved from the end of Episode 10 was which Faithful did Eric and Rob condemn to a coffin? The opening of Episode 11 immediately answered it: Mark Ballas (Dancing with the Stars). Safe, at least for a little while, were Johnny, Tara, and Maura.
What was the final The Traitors prize pot tally for Season 4?
Host Alan Cumming conducted one last mission to give the remaining players a chance to top off the accumulated prize pot with the most money possible.
Rob and Maura volunteered to ride a helicopter over a local loch to help navigate Tara, Johnny, and Eric through a series of four pontoons with money chests. The group got every trivia question about The Traitors Season 4 correct which added $20,000 to the pot. And then Rob took Alan's offer to dive into the water from the helicopter and bring back a last card which then doubled their spoils to $40,000. In the end, the prize pot was a very healthy $220,800.
Who were the last Faithful to be banished?
There was one final Elimination Roundtable where Tara and Johnny did everything they could to convince Maura to join their voting block and "Banish" Eric. However, Maura's lingering distrust of Johnny, coupled with Rob's compelling argument that perhaps Johnny or Tara recruited one another and they were both Traitors, sealed the former figure skater's fate. Johnny Weir was "Banished" and per the finale rules, he had to exit without revealing his actual affiliation.
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The Final Four (two Faithful, two Traitors) then entered Alan's indoor Fire of Truth table where the players could vote to either End the Game (Red), or Banish Again (Green). The game would end when only two players remain.
In the first round, everyone voted to Banish Again, with Rob, Eric and Maura voted against Tara and she was immediately "Banished" from being part of the winners circle. A second round of End the Game (Red), or Banish Again (Green), had Eric floored when Rob voted to Banish Again. Aghast, he looked at Rob and said, "I really trusted you." Rob and Maura both voted to "Banish" Eric from the winner's circle.
Who won The Traitors Season 4?
And then there were two. As Rob and Maura faced one another, a cheekily confident Maura joked to Rob, "I'm sorry...but I'm a Faithful." To which Rob sputtered out the truth, "Maura, I am and have always been...a Traitor."
An absolutely stunned Maura knew she was utterly cooked; no money and the last victim of Rob's well-played deceit.
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Alan then led Rob outside for his personal fireworks of celebration and called him "one of the greatest Traitors" on the show. Rob said he had mixed emotions and that he'd have to find a woman who doesn't watch much TV and hopefully settle down to a quiet life.
One things for certain, the Reunion Special is going to bring some heat!
Stream The Traitors Season 4 exclusively on Peacock.
