Carr made the controversial decision to "murder" Faith which came as a shock to viewers as the pair portrayed their close bond in the first episode of the reality game show. Carr said that “She’s not happy about it,” after considering Carr to be one of her friends.
Carr appeared on Norman Cook's, also known as 'Fatboy Slim', 'Life's a Beach' podcast. He was there asked if he was friends with Faith to which he responded with "well I was..."
“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," Carr said.
Faith has been posting TikToks about the show and videos that Carr describes as "diggs".“There’s been a few, let’s just say little TikTok-y things where she says I’ve let her down because I killed her in plain sight," he said.
@palomafaithreal I’ve since been diagnosed with complex ptsd gofundme link in bio @BBC #traitors ♬ The Traitors Main Theme - Sam Watts
Since the episode aired, where Carr is seen "murdering" Faith, he has since recieved a huge amount of backlash for his actions. Viewers have claimed that he let her down by "murdering" her so early on into the series.
However, Carr defended himself by explaining that he was only doing what was asked of him on the show and that “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!” he said.
Carr plans to amend their friendship by taking Faith out for dinner and hopefully saving their relationship.
