The champions of The Traitors’ third installment have disclosed a stunning twist. They’re still awaiting their massive cash prize.

Eager audiences witnessed as Leanne and Jake emerged victorious on the highly-charged season finale of the popular BBC programme, joyously agreeing to share a jaw-dropping £94,600.

However, despite the series concluding last month, with filming wrapped up the preceding summer, the winning duo have openly stated they’ve yet to pocket their earnings. “We haven’t spent any of the prize money, none of it has gone yet,” they candidly told the Mirror.

The victors have also made amends with show darlings Alexander and Frankie, expressing, “We apologised to Frankie and Alexander straight away for voting them out,” while optimistically adding, “We want Alexander to find a nice wife, everyone loves him.”

Jake opened up about his adjustment to sudden stardom, admitting that while it has posed challenges, especially with his relationship now in the public eye, he’s adapting more each day. “It can be tough for everyone to know who you are and be so involved, but I’m getting used to it every day. Our partners get on great; we’re going to have a double date,” reports the Mirror.

The series’ grand finale had fans on the edge of their seats. Of the remaining five, Charlotte was the lone Traitor but faced exile following the Seer twist at the roundtable.

The subsequent challenge crowned Frankie the all-seeing Seer, granting her the power to unmask any participant’s true nature.

In a shocking turn of events on The Traitors, Frankie’s alliance with Charlotte, who turned out to be a traitor, backfired in a gripping endgame. Despite Charlotte’s persuasive deceit, the players initially trusted Frankie, but her failure to unveil Charlotte’s true allegiance led to doubt from Leanne and Jake.

This ultimately caused Frankie’s downfall as she was ousted right before the final victory.

The Seer twist had viewers on the edge of their seats in this series of The Traitors. While it added tension and excitement for some, the twist divided opinions among fans.

One social media user lamented on X, formerly known as Twitter: “I love it, but I don’t know if I agree with The Seer, as it undoes all the traitors’ hard work in an instant.”