Robin “Mos” Andersson is out of Förrädarna on TV4 as the season’s first banished traitor after a tense breakfast and a confrontation at the round table.
The 34-year-old reality personality woke up low on energy following a heated evening in the conclave with fellow traitors Jessica Almenäs and Lasse Kronér, Aftonbladet reported.
The heavy atmosphere lingered into the following morning, altering Andersson’s usual energetic demeanor and setting up his elimination. Faithful contestants Daniela Lecei, Roy Fares, and Klara Elvgren quickly noticed that Andersson had isolated himself from the group.
“He has just gone under the radar, he does not want to meet gazes, he does not want to get into conversations.”
Andersson defended his actions by explaining that he felt unwelcome throughout the day. He said that conversations frequently shifted to tactics whenever he approached, drawing on his past experience competing on Paradise Hotel.
“Every time I come it becomes very much about tactics. I have been in Paradise Hotel myself. I know myself how you carry on. As soon as someone comes that you feel you do not want to play with, you change the subject, you change it fast,” he said around the round table.
“That is what I feel, it is tough in here,” he continued.
During the round table discussion, Andersson attempted to deflect suspicion away from himself and onto fellow traitor Almenäs. However, Almenäs and Kronér immediately redirected the focus back onto him.
“I say one thing today, if we are ever going to get out a traitor in this program, it is today, and then we should all vote for Robin,” said Kronér.
Almenäs also said that she felt certain Andersson was operating as a traitor.
“It feels like you have a weight on your shoulders,” she told Andersson.
Andersson ultimately accumulated ten votes against him, resulting in his exit as the season’s first banished traitor.
“This traitor role, it maybe took more than what I might have thought, because I lost control and sometimes you have to feel defeated and I did that today,” he said, tearful in a sync interview afterward.
