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Early Breakfast’s Traitor Exposed: Producer Kiran Caught Red-Handed (And Red-Faced)

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Early Breakfast’s Traitor Exposed: Producer Kiran Caught Red-Handed (And Red-Faced)

 
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Friday's Early Breakfast turned into a mini whodunnit when Mylo and Rosie were tipped off by "a source" that someone in the studio had secretly watched The Traitors the night before, despite their on-air pact not to. Cue a full interrogation, with Rosie insisting she was tucked up by 5pm and Mylo swearing he was "cabbaged" after a family curry. Suspicion bounced around the room until producer Kiran finally cracked: "I watched the traitors." Rosie's verdict summed up the mood: "That's why he's monji today."

It wasn't Kiran's only rough morning – he also missed out on Glastonbury tickets in Thursday's sale, having queued for an hour only to come away empty-handed. Mylo and Rosie milked it mercilessly, joking about pulling strings with imaginary agents before admitting, "Agent says no."

Elsewhere, the Friday ritual of crowning a weekend "team captain" produced one of the show's sweeter moments, with Ben from the WhatsApp line winning the honour simply by saying he wanted to "feel part of something" with the pair – earning himself the show's invisible crown until Monday. The Swap Exchange also delivered a solid trade, with Anna in Germany swapping a pair of roller skates for a play of Mumford & Sons' "I Will Wait." And the Give Us Another One game saw Damon from Aylesbury memorably declare a frog "a big lizard," costing him valuable points despite a spirited attempt.

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