What Gaby Wendy said
Gabby Windey appeared on Watch Live and discussed her experience on “Traitor”. She told host Andy Cohen that she had received no money from the show. Winning was exciting, but not being paid affected her experience, Wendy said.
During the show, Wendy repeated that she was still waiting for the prize. The audience laughed at her words, but she made it clear that the situation was frustrating. Another winner, Dylan Efron, attended the meeting during the conversation, but did not comment on his payment status.
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How does the “traitor” work?
“Traitor” is a reality show on Peacock. The show was held in Scottish Castle, where contestants participated in a mysterious game. Some contestants are called loyalists, while others are traitors. Believers try to identify and eliminate traitors, and traitors secretly eliminate believers from the game.
At the end of the season, if all traitors are cancelled, the remaining loyalists will separate the prize. Windey was one of the final winners who agreed to share their income.Also read: Time Season 3: Release date, time, plot, character and viewing location
Prizes are allocated among winners
Wendy wasn’t the only winner of the show. She shared the awards with three others: Dylan Efron, Dolores Catania and Lord Ivar Mountbatten. The total prize is $204,300. Each winner should receive $40,860.
The last episode aired the most recent episode, but the filming ended nearly a year ago. Despite this, Wendy and other winners are still waiting for their payments, the report said.
FAQ
Why didn’t Gabby Windey get a bonus from “Traitors”?
Gabby Windey does not provide details about the delay. However, reality shows sometimes take time due to contracts, taxes, or administrative processes.
How much did Gabby Windey win on “Traitors”?
She should have received $40,860. The total prize of $204,300 is divided into four winners.
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