Hull-born Beaumont says she has no game plan coming into the show.
“I don’t think game plans work,” says the 42-year-old comedian.“I’ve seen people think they have a game plan, but it always comes undone. I think it’s just luck – they’ve said the right thing at the right time and were aligned with the right people. I don’t have a plan for anything; I’m going to go with the flow.” Asked if her comedy skills will come in useful, she adds: “Maybe that might help to an extent, until it starts to annoy people. I think I’m good at getting on with people, so that’s the only thing I can offer. It’s a sort of fairly OK demeanour! I haven’t got any type of plan, and I doubt I’ll contribute much to the missions, so the only thing I’ve got going is that I’m moderately pleasant.” She adds:“If I was a Traitor, I think I could convince myself that I was a Faithful, and then I don’t think it’s so much like lying. If I could make myself genuinely believe that, then I think that’s what would get me through it.”
Faith, 44, says she plans to get rid of the boring ones if given the chance.
“Oh, I’d still vote out boring people if I’m a Faithful,” says the Hackney-born singer.
“If I don’t think someone is contributing much to our entertainment, I’ll just exert my influence at the Round Table. When asked how she is at reading people she laughs:“I’m exceptional at reading people, and I’m worried that I’ll get voted off or murdered, because they’ll see that in me. “I need to keep it under the radar about how good at it I am. I’m at the point in my life where people don’t even want to introduce me to their new boyfriend because they’re worried I’ll say I don’t get good vibes from him.” She adds:“I quite like murdering people! I might see a different side to myself. I think that I’m always very moral and on my high horse so I might be surprised if I do some backstabbing.”
The Celebrity Traitors is showing on BBC One and iPlayer.
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