The fart that could save TV ! Why Celebrity Traitors is all about Alan Carr v Celia Imrie
From Carr mocking Imrie for her gas to them cracking each other up at the round table, the duo are an absolute hoot. But they’re not just going head to head for best contestant – they’re making terrestrial TV great again She broke wind and broke the internet. Last week on The Celebrity Traitors, (…)
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