How many Instagram followers The Traitors season three cast gained proves who should’ve won
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You’d think the winners of The Traitors UK season three would end up with the most Instagram followers, but that actually isn’t the case. The amount of followers The Traitors cast have varies wildly, and shows how much the nation actually care about them all. Here is The Traitors UK season three cast ranked by how many Instagram followers they have (i.e. how much people like them).
24. Keith Stewart – 2,685 followers
I’m not going to lie to you, I forgot there was a Keith and Instagram users seem to have forgotten this too.
23. Yin Lü – 2,700 followers
Remember her?
(Image via the BBC)
She was the first to leave the castle, so it’s not exactly shocking that she’s far down on this list.
22. Joe Scott – 4,100 followers
This is pretty low when you consider how long he lasted in the castle. Joe didn’t make much of an impact at the round tables, and I don’t think the show made much of an impact on his Insta following.
21. Fozia Fazil – 5,500 followers
She saw right through Linda
(Image via the BBC)
She didn’t have many Insta followers before The Traitors started, but her account has popped off a bit since then.
20. Alex Oleksy – 6,500 followers
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Alex was a bit of an enigma in the castle, and he remains an enigma now the show is over. Even though he changed his profile pic to his headshot from The Traitors and brags about being a season three contestant in his bio, he’s chosen to keep the account private and not grow his followers. Finally, a reality TV contestant who doesn’t want to become a lifestyle influencer!
19. Leon Jackman – 8,300 followers
He was a fairly popular dude with 600 followers any. This has obvs been boosted by his stint on national TV.
18. Jack Marriner Brown – 11,700 followers
This dude
(Image via the BBC)
11,700 followers is not too shabby when you consider Jack was barely on the show.
17. Dan Bird – 12,800 followers
He actually already had a couple of thousand Insta followers before the show started. Dan wrote a book called Go Neuro Way about his experiences of travelling the world as an autistic person. I hope The Traitors boosted his book sales.
16. Tyler Smith – 17,500 followers
He already had 8,000 followers pre-The Traitors. His barber account has another 2,500 followers. Both have popped off a bit since the show aired.
15. Nathan Khider – 17,700 followers
This sounds like a big amount of followers, but Nathan legit only gained 2,000 Insta followers while The Traitors was on. He already had loads of followers
14. Anna Duke – 15,100 followers
She’s been posting plenty of cute content about the show with Livi. I love when reality TV contestants stay together irl.
13. Armani Gouveia – 17,800 followers
She hasn’t actually gained that many Insta followers because of The Traitors. Armani and her sister Maya seem to have both been trying to become lifestyle micro-influencers long before they were cast in the show. Armani already had over 5,000 followers before The Traitors season three started. I guess her (very questionable) Traitor skills failed to wow viewers.
12. Livi Deane – 21,200 followers
She’s a rather multi-faceted model, author and influencer, so Livi already had an impressive 10,000 Insta followers before The Traitors. That number has doubled now.
11. Charlotte Berman – 22,200 followers
Considering how much screen time Charlotte got, her Insta followers are surprisingly low. Perhaps some people can’t bear to think of her anymore after she stabbed Minah in the back (ha, not me…). The pics of her learning Welsh with her dog are iconic, though.
10. Kasim Ahmed – 24,200 followers
Defo gone too soon
(Image via the BBC)
Poor Kas. The other contestants voted him off early because he was a doctor and seemed nice, and that apparently made him sus (???). These same traits seem to have won him a lot of Insta followers, though.
9. Elen Wyn – 30,300 followers
Right before the cast for The Traitors season three was announced, Elen had 1,800 followers. Now, she has a whopping 30,300. This is mad because I literally forgot she was on the show until five minutes ago. I guess her time on The Traitors was short but sweet, like her?
8. Maia Gouveia – 33,000 followers
Her biggest error in the show was being related to Armani
(Image via the BBC)
The Traitors didn’t make a massive difference to Maia’s Insta following, because she was already a fairly influential influencer before the show. She legit already had 24,000 Insta followers and over 150,000 TikTok followers in December 2024.
7. Linda Rands – 47,700 followers
The national icon/meme that is Linda from the Traitors only joined Insta in November 2024 ahead of The Traitors airing, but she’s already got more followers than most millennials would dream of. Big slay.
6. Jake Brown – 48,700 followers
Linda’s nemesis
(Image via BBC)
Before the show, season three’s star Traitor-hunter had just under a thousand followers. He’s now got enough to consider himself an #influencer.
5. Minah Shannon – 76,100 followers
When I am elderly and decrepit, I will still be banging on to everyone in the retirement home that Minah was robbed of winning The Traitors season three. Clearly, other people think so, because her Insta’s popped off.
4. Leanne Quigley – 96,600 followers
If you’re invested in Leanne’s life after the show, you’re in luck! She’s been posting many, many pics of her army days and her wholesome family.
3. Freddie Fraser – 105,100 followers
21-year-old Freddie was already a bit of a BNOC at the Uni of Nottingham before the show. He had 25,000 Insta followers back in 2020, then 15,700 before the show’s cast was announced. After The Traitors, legions more Freddie Fraser fangirls have emerged. His Instagram features plenty of holiday pictures, but not many shirts.
2. Frankie Rowan-Plowden – 112,800 followers
Francesca didn’t win the money, but she did win a whole load of Instagram followers. Her life is deeply vibey. She runs a period property interior design business (really) and already had an impressive 16,000 followers before she was cast in The Traitors. That number has risen rapidly to 112,800 over the last month.
1. Alexander Dragonetti – 207,000 followers
Alexander really is the people’s princess. He’s literally gained a massive 100,000 followers over the last week. Most of the comments section is people admiring the moodiness with which he drinks prosecco, and thirsting over his bone structure. There’s at least a dozen Alexander fan accounts already. It sounds like he’ll be in our lives for a while and I’m totally okay with that.
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