Traitors finalist Andrew Jenkins reveals how he would play the game differently to win and says he feels sorry for ‘reluctant’ villain James Acaster

Traitors finalist Andrew Jenkins has revealed how he would play the game differently as he looked back at his time on the show. 

Jenkins, 47, reached the season two final after he was recruited to become a Traitor mid-way through the competition.

Unlike Richard E Grant‘s strong desire to be a Traitor from day one, Jenkins said he found it tricky to be recruited having been a ‘team player’ all of his life.

Jenkins said he struggled to navigate the game as a villain and said he sympathises with ‘reluctant’ Traitor James Acaster, who was also recruited.

He told the Daily Mail on behalf

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