Guys, Alexander from The Traitors just reacted to everyone finding him on Hinge

Ahh, Alexander. The man who did not win The Traitors 2025 – at least not the cash prize – but did win the hearts of the nation. Me, you and your nan are all phwoaring over Alexander Dragonetti – the rare example of a posh diplomat whose poshness isn’t even an ick. Such is his power. Obviously, one of the most iconic moments of this year’s series was when Claudia declared to the nation that Alexander was single – after the hilarious baby doll challenge which saw the contestants singing nursery rhymes backwards and birthed “scherber wuh wuh wuh”. Since then, rabid fans found his profile on Hinge and plastered it all over social media – and Alexander has responded to the post The Traitors thirst.

Speaking to Yahoo about how he felt about Claudia announcing to the entire world he was single on one of the most watched TV shows in the country, Alexander said “It’s a lot for someone who’s you know a member of the public. First of all, I thought it was really funny when I saw Claudia announce that because I didn’t know that was gonna happen. It’s not like someone has shared with me, Claudia was gonna announce that on TV! That was very funny. Claudia is always right, so good on her. It was very funny.

As for the Hinge profile being posted, The Traitors fan fave Alexander said “Ha ha ha! On social media, you’re talking to somebody who started this process about 100 followers, so you know that was probably about three weeks ago or something. I’m very much learning that kind of stuff and I think that’s true of all of this. I’ll figure it out as I go along.”

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Alexander also spoke about the generosity of the public – who have raised of £40,000 for the charity MenCap who Alexander was going to donate any of his winnings to in memory of his brother, who died aged 17.

“That is fantastic. I am so grateful to anybody who’s donated or felt moved to spread awareness about it,” Alexander said. “I know firsthand how challenging it can be for parents with children with special needs or siblings, with brothers and sisters who have special needs or other relationships too.

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