Traitors Stars Paloma Faith and Alan Carr Reconcile After Feud
Alan Carr, 49, revealed that singer Paloma Faith, 44, was furious about being the first to be eliminated from the BBC show "Celebrity Traitors," which strained their friendship. However, it seems the pair have finally reconciled.
Paloma shared a humorous Halloween throwback video of the two during past celebrations, suggesting they’ve moved past their disagreement.
Paloma asked: "Alan, what happened to you? What did my daughter do?"
Alan replied: "She threw a slug at me and then she basically set a rat on me, which I have spoken to the police about — it's a hate crime."
In the clip, Alan wore a blue doll’s dress while joking with Paloma’s daughter. Paloma captioned the video humorously, referencing their TV incident:
"We no longer feel guilty @chattyman happy Halloween throwback."
Alan seemed to take it in good spirits, sharing the clip on his Instagram Story with a light-hearted comment:
"Haha! I think we're even now!"
Earlier in the week, Alan had discussed their falling-out following his on-screen "murder" of Paloma on the show, confirming that they had grown distant. This new exchange suggests their friendship is now back on track.
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The story highlights how Paloma Faith and Alan Carr humorously reconciled after a public feud sparked by events on "Celebrity Traitors," showing their friendship has revived.
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