Seething Lucy Beaumont has revealed she hasn’t been tuning in to the BBC One show after her brutal face-to-face murder by the Celebrity Traitors.

The comedian was sent packing from the show after chat show host Jonathan Ross, comedian Alan Carr and singer Cat Burns decided to kill her off the show in spooky scenes filmed late at night outside Ardross Castle.

Now Lucy, 42, who was a Faithful during the series, has branded Alan, 49, and Cat, 25, ‘b******s’ in a new video shared with her fans.

She also admitted that she hadn’t been tuning into the series so far – and would now be forced to tune in to the final episodes to find out what happened after she left.

Talking on social media following her murder on Wednesday, the comedian said: ‘If you have been watching Traitors tonight then you’ll know I’ve gone.’

She continued, revealing she was yet to tune in for an episode: ‘They murdered me. B******s. But now I am going to start watching the show.

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Lucy Beaumont has revealed she hasn’t been tuning in to the BBC One show after her brutal face-to-face murder by the Celebrity Traitors

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Chat show host Jonathan Ross, comedian Alan Carr and singer Cat Burns decided to kill her off the show in spooky scenes filmed late at night outside Ardross Castle

‘There’s two episodes left, and I am going to put my input in – I don’t know what happens either.’

She went on to praise the crew behind-the-scenes of the BBC One series, adding: ‘If you are a fan of the show this video is just basically to say, everyone who works on it is so amazing.

‘I’ll never have an opportunity to work with a crew that big, I’m sure of it.

‘They think there’s maybe in total about 300 people that work on it, and everyone is so lovely and so hardworking. I can’t believe why I was on it, really. It has changed my mindset.’

‘It was amazing, but obviously the story doesn’t end now, and I need to know what happens next. The best is yet to come. I’m looking forward to the final.’

It comes after Lucy was left raging as she was killed at the hands of Cat, Alan and Jonathan in a shock face-to-face murder scene.

Addressing the Traitors, she exclaimed: ‘Oh my god. I hope you feel terrible about yourselves,’ before directing her comments to Cat who she has struck up a firm friendship with during her time in the castle.

Lucy added: ‘I’m not happy with you at all. You have played this really, really well.’

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Now Lucy, 42, who was a Faithful during the series, has branded Alan, 49, and Cat, 25, ‘b******s’ in a new video shared with her fans

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The star was left furious with pal Cat after she discovered the singer was a Traitor during her brutal face-to-face murder

As Cat tried to placate her friend with a: ‘Sorry Lucy,’ the Hull comic, clearly upset at the betrayal, fired back: ‘That’s not good enough.’

Lucy later sat down in front of the camera to reflect on her death as she added: ‘I can’t believe it was Cat.

‘I’ve totally let my emotions cloud things and not wanting to believe that because I’ve built up a friendship with somebody that they are not capable of doing it. And Alan, he killed Paloma.

She then added: ‘There was an element of real shock and feeling quite betrayed, but also a relief at knowing who they are. I can’t believe it.’

Fans were equally as devastated as they took to X to share their outrage, admitting they were ‘upset’ to see the comedian go.

With Lucy and Cat’s friendship now on the rocks, it wouldn’t be the first time things have turned personal this series.

It comes after Alan confessed he’s no longer friends with Paloma Faith as he broke his silence on their feud after dramatically ‘murdering’ her in plain sight.

The comedian admitted the pregnant singer, 44, was furious at being the first victim on the BBC show as he opened up about their real-life tension.

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Alan confessed he’s no longer friends with Paloma Faith as he broke his silence on their feud after dramatically ‘murdering’ her in plain sight

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The comedian admitted the pregnant singer, 44, was furious at being the first victim on the BBC show as he opened up about their real-life tension

Speaking on his Life’s A Beach podcast with DJ Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, he said: ‘I’m killing people willy nilly – I’ve got a real taste for it. I killed Paloma Faith. She’s not happy about it.’

When Norman asked, ‘Aren’t you mates with Paloma?’, Alan replied, ‘Well, I was…’

The presenter said Paloma has made it very clear to him that she was hurt by his betrayal in the series.

He explained: ‘She said, “If you were a real friend, you wouldn’t have killed me.” But I said, “I’m the Traitor! The show’s called The Traitors – it does what it says on the tin.”

‘There’ve been a few little TikToky things where she says I’ve let her down because I killed her in plain sight.’

Alan insisted that despite the backlash from fans, he’d simply been playing the game – and panicked in the moment.

He added: ‘It’s like going on Naked Attraction and being told, what, I have to take my knickers off? You know what you’re signing up for!’

Explaining his decision to ‘murder’ Paloma by touching her face with the pollen of a faux poisoned lily – as per the rules – he joked: ‘I can’t start stroking Stephen Fry’s face and Celia Imrie’s – not at my age! I look creepy as it is.’

Alan revealed he is now desperate to make amends with the Only Love Can Hurt Like This hitmaker.

‘I’m going to take her for dinner,’ he said. ‘I love her. I’m such a big fan of her and she’s the best – but no one wants to be murdered first on a show. I panicked.’