Season 3 of The Traitors has reached it's final episode and with it, we learn whether or not the traitors or the faithfuls will walk away victorious. One competitor that we have been fascinated with since he was announced was Lord Ivar Mountbatten.
An actual member of the royal family took part in The Traitors and while we were concerned about how he would do, especially after former Parliamentarian John Bercow was able to make it to the 10th episode of Season 2, we were also willing to give him a chance to shine. And watching Lord Ivar in the first few episodes definitely left us wondering if he would end up being banished as a potential traitor.
So how did Lord Ivar Mountbatten end up doing on The Traitors? Was he able to avoid being murdered? Did he find himself banished as a possible traitor?
**Spoilers ahead for the finale of The Traitors Season 3**
How did Lord Ivar Mountbatten do on The Traitors Season 3?
I have to admit that I really thought that Lord Ivar would end up being murdered or banished early on in the game. But somehow he was able to survive until the very final episode.
The real question is was he able to make it to the Fire of Truth?
It turns out that Lord Ivar Mountbatten played a perfect game for Season 3. Whether he really had a strategy or not, we have no idea. But he not only made it to the final episode, but he also made it to the Fire of Truth.
And guess what? He didn't just make it to the Fire of Truth, he also won the game alongside three other fellow faithfuls.
That's right, Lord Ivar Mountbatten himself was a winner on The Traitors. He was able to outplay seasoned competition players to win a quarter of the final pot. And he truly played the game, embracing the challenges in a way that I never expected to see.
Maybe it is me, but I love that four faithfuls won the final pot and it was none of the competitors that I thought would get to this point of the game. Now here's hoping we get to see more of Lord Ivar in the future, because we really enjoyed seeing him play this game.