An Arizona celebrity chef has been found guilty of killing his wife and two young children, ages 11 and 10 months, on Christmas Day 2017.

Soon, it was down to just three: Carr, Mohammed and Olusoga. And in the end, it was comedian Alan Carr who was crowned the winner, in a move that broke the internet - and left him in floods of tears.

Ross, a local TV vegan chef and cookbook author, killed his family at his apartment when Iris, who had filed for divorce six months earlier, arrived to pick up their children on Dec. 25, 2017.

Comedian Alan Carr reveals himself to be a traitor, winning The Celebrity Traitors on the BBC as he broke down in tears at the finale.

The magic of The Traitors is that somehow it still manages to be elite TV despite the low-budget challenges and general (brilliant) nonsense. If there's anything the Traitors excels in, it's that bordering-on-morbid imagery. Ripping up portraits of former contestants really captures that.

A celebrity chef from Arizona has been convicted of of killing his wife and children on Christmas Day in 2017, shortly after he shared a video online of his son singing carols.

Ahead of the Celebrity Traitors final, the winner of the BBC reality TV series has leaked online.

If you crunch the numbers, it turns out that if they picked people to banish completely randomly, there is a 72% chance that they would have found a traitor quicker - in fewer than six attempts. It’s fair to say that the traitors have played a blinder this season.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens and Basketball Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki were among those who participated the Celebrity Pickleball Showdown in Dallas on Wednesday.