On Thursday, April 24, 2025, the popular reality show Les Traîtres aired its fourth evening on M6, delivering an exciting mix of drama, strategy, and unexpected twists. This latest episode featured the elimination of a player and the recruitment of a new traitor, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
The season has been a rollercoaster of emotions, with last week seeing the elimination of Logfive, a member of the infamous traitor trio. Following this, Sophie Tapie and Adil Rami attempted to recruit Raquel Garrido to their ranks, an offer she ultimately declined during the Round Table discussion.
In the latest episodes, the stakes were raised even higher. The show, hosted by Éric Antoine, pits loyal players against traitors, with the ultimate goal of outsmarting one another. After Raquel's refusal, Sophie and Adil turned their attention to another contestant, Liane Foly, who eagerly accepted their invitation to join the traitors. "I have chills!" Foly exclaimed, expressing her excitement about the new role.
As the game progressed, the tension escalated, particularly during the breakfast scene where contestants discovered that Jade Leboeuf had left the competition for personal reasons. This unexpected departure left her brother, Hugo, vulnerable, as the duo had been hiding their familial connection.
Meanwhile, the atmosphere during the Round Table was charged, with Seth Gueko facing intense scrutiny. Ultimately, he was voted out of the game, receiving five votes against him. Before leaving, he stated, "Throughout the game, I was often accused of being a traitor. I hope to clear my name by revealing that I was a loyal player." His elimination sparked disappointment and frustration among the remaining contestants, particularly Sophie Tapie, who felt guilty for not protecting him.
"I regret not seeing this coming, and I feel terrible for not having protected him until the end. I usually have a head start, but this time, I completely missed it," she lamented, expressing her dismay over the outcome.
As the competition narrows, only twelve contestants remain, each representing various associations. Notable figures still in the game include Adil Rami from Association Leo, Alizé Cornet from Association Sourire et partage, and Francis Huster from Association Autisme Info Service.
The show continues to captivate audiences, airing weekly on Thursdays at 9:10 PM, and is also available for streaming on M6's platform. As the game unfolds, viewers are left wondering who will ultimately emerge victorious and whether the remaining loyal players can outwit the traitors.
With each episode, Les Traîtres proves to be a captivating blend of strategy, deception, and emotional stakes, showcasing the complexities of trust and betrayal. As the competition heats up, fans eagerly await the next twist in this enthralling game.
