Traitors Season 4 Elimination Order
The Traitors Season 4 elimination order so far reads like a slow, messy car crash for the Faithfuls, ending (for now) with Ron Funches getting shown the door. If you’ve lost track while juggling all the banishments and murders, here’s the sequence from first out to most recent, in simple point‑wise form:
Ian Terry – first to leave the castle, setting the tone that even big‑name gamers are not safe.
Porsha Williams – banished after Ron pushed hard against her… only for her to flip her card and reveal Faithful. Ouch.
Rob Cesternino – the veteran strategist couldn’t talk his way past the Round Table suspicion.
Donna Kelce – the “Secret Traitor” twist that shocked everyone and completely reshuffled the social map.
Caroline Stanbury – another high‑profile name gone, thinning out the reality‑royalty vibe.
Tiffany Mitchell – a Faithful whose big‑move energy made her look just a bit too clever.
Monét X Change – fan‑favourite, but the castle doesn’t care about fan polls.
Michael Rapaport – his loud read on Colton backfired and the group turned on him.
Ron Funches – banished in a scattered Round Table vote, even though everyone basically knew he was Faithful by then.
Nine down, fourteen still in the game, and the mix of Faithfuls and Traitors is getting spicy. Below is an instagram post for full
Who Went Home on The Traitors Season 4 Tonight?
The player who went home on The Traitors Season 4 tonight is Ron Funches, and yes, he was a confirmed Faithful when the smoke cleared. The Round Table had been circling him for episodes; he’d become that running joke answer to “Who’s probably a Traitor?” even after people stopped genuinely believing it.
What makes his exit sting is that Ron actually tried to diffuse the suspicion earlier by offering himself up, basically saying, “If voting me out helps you, do it.”
For a while, that honesty worked, and players treated him as almost cleared. But past votes have a long memory in this game, and when the ballot came out, scattered names flying on Colton, Lisa, and Ron, there were still just enough lingering doubts to push him over the edge.
It’s the kind of elimination that fans argue about for weeks, because it proves how chaotic a half‑sure Round Table can get.
Who Won Shields on The Traitors Season 4 Tonight?
Nobody won Shields in the latest episode, which is wild considering how terrified everyone is of getting murdered. During the mission, the group had a chance to go for pendants of protection, but Natalie Anderson dropped a blunt threat: anyone who tried to grab a Shield would be targeted for banishment.
In a very “fine, we like living dangerously” moment, everyone backed down. No one reached for safety, no one tucked a pendant under their jacket, and they all walked back into the castle fully exposed.
It says a lot about how paranoid the house has become that social optics mattered more than actual protection. There’s a certain dark comedy in watching seasoned reality players politely refuse safety because they don’t want to look too sneaky.
How Many Episodes of The Traitors Season 4 Are Out?
As of this week, six episodes of The Traitors Season 4 have dropped, taking us to roughly the halfway mark of the season. The show launched with a three‑episode binge premiere on January 8, followed by Episodes 4 and 5 the next week, with Episode 6, Ron’s exit, landing on its own.
In total, Season 4 is set for 12 episodes, including the reunion, with new installments now rolling out weekly on Thursdays. That pacing gives viewers enough time to argue about every Round Table, analyse Traitor body language on TikTok, and change their minds about who’s “obviously guilty” at least three times before the finale hits.
Disclaimer
This article is an independent entertainment recap created for informational purposes only. It is not affiliated with Peacock, the producers of The Traitors, or any cast member. Episode details may change as new installments air, so viewers should verify outcomes by watching the show or checking official platforms.
