The Traitors fans ‘can’t get over’ moment Rachel ‘outs herself’ in front of Faithful and nobody notices – but did YOU spot giveaway blunder?

Traitor fans are in disbelief after Faithful failed to notice Rachel Duffy “revealing herself” as a Traitor – but have you noticed this mistake?

Claudia Winkleman cast Rachel as the Traitor in episode one, alongside Stephen Libby and Hugo Lodge.

By now exiled, Fiona and Harriet accused Rachel of being a traitor; But viewers think the actors missed another obvious sign.

In the seventh episode, Rachel told her fellow contestants at the roundtable how she spent the last few months being trained by a former FBI agent.

Specifically, this includes microexpressions as well as their ability to detect people’s ability to lie.

At breakfast in episode nine, Rachel claimed to have figured out the identity of a Traitor, but did not reveal who it was until a roundtable that evening.

Claudia Winkleman cast Rachel as the Traitor in episode one, alongside Stephen Libby (pictured) and Hugo Lodge.

Rachel played a strong game, but it didn’t go completely unnoticed; survived some tense challenges

The other players seemed to take him seriously as well, and joined in banishing Ellie Buckley, who revealed him to be the Loyalist.

Writing on social media, one fan wrote: ‘I still can’t get over the fact that they didn’t pile on Rachel’s ‘I have something to share at the roundtable based on someone’s mistake last night’ gambit last week.’

Another added: ‘They’re forgetting Rachel’s ‘I have something to explain later at the round table’ incident that led to loyal Ellie being exiled.’

A third said: ‘Surely this should arouse Rachel’s suspicion!

‘There’s a bitter feud between Fiona and Harriet and while I then brought up Ellie out of the blue there wasn’t much talk about her and she ended up being faithful, let’s stop ignoring the signs.’

A fourth commented: ‘#TheTraitors how does no one suspect Rachel for being so harsh on Ellie?

“Why don’t they call out his ridiculous FBI training?” Why don’t they see how wrong he is in getting their votes but claim to be an expert?’

Early in the series, Rachel found herself in a violent confrontation with her treacherous friend Fiona Hughes.

Viewers were stunned when Fiona, 62, believed Rachel, 42, was lying about Amanda Collier’s secret that she was a former senior police detective with the Metropolitan Police force.

Fiona then called him a Traitor in front of the other cast members, which left the rest of the cast in shock.

While Fiona tried to defend herself by claiming she was ‘not a liar’, Rachel hit back and said: ‘Fiona, when you lie you become a liar.’

Ultimately, the majority of the group sided with Rachel and voted for Fiona to leave, including Stephen the Traitor.

Stephen broke down in tears following his betrayal and told the camera: ‘Using her like that is part of the game, isn’t it?’

Victorious Rachel added: ‘I won the battle, but I must win the war.’

After being exiled, Fiona said: ‘I came here to prove that women of a certain age should be listened to, and I feel listened to. Thank you all for being wonderful people.’

Following the shocking exile of Fiona Hughes, Harriet Tyce decides it’s her turn to take on the Villainous Rachel Duffy, but there will be only one winner.

But soon another actress – this time the Faithful Harriet Tyce – confronted Rachel.

Harriet put forward her evidence and claimed that Rachel had been “in character” since the blindfold was removed at the first roundtable.

Just a few hours ago, Harriet revealed her true identity, that she is a published author of several psychological thrillers and was once a criminal lawyer.

Harriet could see that the debate was not going in her favor and to prove her loyal status, she asked the group to vote for her, which they did.

His exile followed an explosive showdown at breakfast in which he was branded ‘rude and indecisive’ by his fellow contestants.

He confidently walked in and called Rachel a Traitor in front of the entire group, similar to what Fiona did.

He had the opportunity to question the Traitors in the Church of Ardross the night before and was convinced that it was Rachel hiding in the confession box who answered him.

‘I wasn’t going to let the web be spun around me one more day because I was fed up. I’m after you. “You should have killed me when you had the chance,” he joked.

Rachel’s continued experience of survival and gaming has led viewers to brand her the ‘best Villain ever’.

In Thursday’s episode, he and fellow Traitor Stephen secretly gave the ceremonial dagger and two votes to James Baker.

The duo successfully eliminated Loyalist Matthew Hyndman after taking advantage of James using a gun for him.

One fan wrote about X: ‘Rachel truly is the best villain there is.’

Another said: ‘Rachel is one of the best traitors of all time…… #Traitors.’

A third chimed in: ‘Are Rachel and Stephen really good Traitors or Loyalists so bad when you think the scent should be stronger than before #Traitors?’

A fourth said: ‘At this stage Rachel could probably get away with wearing a green cloak to breakfast… and they still wouldn’t suspect her.’

But after Faraaz Noor expresses his doubts about Rachel, Rachel’s position in the game may be at risk – but will she be able to pull it off?

Traitors continues tonight on BBC One and iPlayer.