Who has been eliminated on season 3 of ‘The Traitors?’

Murders and banishments abound on season 3 of Peacock’s “The Traitors.”

The reality competition series tasks a group of “faithfuls” with identifying a crew of “traitors” in their midst. At roundtable discussions, the players discuss who they find suspicious and vote to banish one person from the castle.

The “traitors” get their opportunity to strike back at night, when they meet in secret and select one player to murder. During missions, contestants have opportunities to compete for shields, which protect them from the traitors’ wrath for one evening.

Only the strong and the stealthy survive on “The Traitors.” Keep scrolling to see who has been eliminated on season 3 so far.

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Who has been eliminated on season 3 of ‘The Traitors?’

Dorinda Medley, murdered

The outspoken “Real Housewives of New York City” alum was a devastating first boot. Medley no doubt would’ve stirred up chaos in the castle if she’d stuck around longer.

Perhaps the “traitors” — Rob “Boston Rob” Mariano, Danielle Reyes, Bob the Drag Queen, and Carolyn Wiger — knew that, because they killed her first.

Wells Adams, banished

Bob the Drag Queen caught wind of players suspecting Adams and used the false narrative to his advantage.

After Bob brought up Adams’ name at the first roundtable discussion of the season, the “Bachelor in Paradise” alum was banished.

Chanel Ayan, murdered

There was no motive to murder the “Real Housewives of Dubai” star, which is precisely why the “traitors” did it. They wanted to cause confusion with no trail leading back to them.

Tony Vlachos, banished

Vlachos’ reputation as a cutthroat “Survivor” player precedes him, so many of his “Traitors” costars didn’t trust him from the jump. When Vlachos’ name came up at the roundtable, Mariano put the final nail in his coffin by revealing that Vlachos had made no attempt to work with him even though he’d given him a shield.

After his banishment, Vlachos called Mariano “a sellout.”

Jeremy Collins, murdered

The “Survivor” alum found himself on the “traitors” hit list after word got back to Reyes that he suspected her.

Bob the Drag Queen, banished

In an epic “traitor” vs. “traitor” showdown, Mariano accused Bob of treachery during a roundtable discussion. He decided to take a shot at the “RuPaul’s Drag Race” alum after Bob publicly pointed out that one of the three new players — Mariano joined the game late along with Wes Bergmann and Derrick Levasseur — was likely a “traitor.”

Things got heated as Bob tried to revert the target back to Mariano, but he was ultimately banished.

Robyn Dixon, murdered

“The Real Housewives of Potomac” star was murdered during episode 5. The “traitors” felt that the outspoken Dixon was a threat because most of the remaining players believed she was a “faithful.”

Not only do trusted players have sway at the roundtable, but they also do nothing to draw attention away from the “traitors,” so they often get killed.

Nikki Garcia, banished

The former WWE star became a suspect after the “traitors” shortlisted her and two other players for murder. Although Garcia and Ciara Miller survived — Collins was the one the “traitors” ultimately killed — they were both henceforth accused of treachery.

Because players knew that the “traitors” could shortlist one of their own for murder to cause confusion, they assumed that had happened, and became convinced that either Garcia or Miller was a secret killer.

The case against Garcia was bolstered when her friend and ally Chrishell Stause tearfully claimed at the roundtable that she’d noticed a shift in Garcia’s energy since Bob the Drag Queen’s banishment. Stause felt awful when she learned that Garcia was, in fact, a “faithful.”

Bob Harper, murdered

The former “Biggest Loser” trainer sealed his fate by voicing his suspicions about Mariano.

Wes Bergmann, banished

During episode 6’s heated roundtable, Levasseur laid out his convincing case against Mariano. But Mariano came prepared and successfully shifted the target on to Bergmann instead.

Several faithfuls then accused Bergmann of being “aggressive” when asking people who they were voting for, which they viewed as a desperate attempt to find a target other than himself. The vote came down to a near-tie between Mariano and Bergmann, but Bergmann was ultimately banished.

Derrick Levasseur, murdered

Mariano may have survived after Levasseur accused him of treachery at the roundtable, but he knew he couldn’t give Levasseur another chance to convince people. Mariano’s fellow “traitors” didn’t want to murder Levasseur, but they eventually agreed.

Rob “Boston Rob” Mariano, banished

While Mariano had a lot of people convinced he was a “faithful,” others remained suspicious of him after hearing Levasseur’s argument. Tom Sandoval was particularly convinced.

Mariano and his ally Dylan Efron tried to paint a target on Britney Haynes during the episode 7 roundtable, but they couldn’t convince enough people. Even Efron was swayed by Haynes' defense, and threw out a rogue vote rather than voting to banish her.

Mariano ultimately received the most votes, including two from his fellow “traitors.”

Chrishell Stause, murdered

Stause’s murder was the most fabulous of the season. Dressed in a red dress, the “Selling Sunset” alum waited in an empty candlelit church before Reyes and Wiger murdered her face-to-face.

Stause asked the duo why they chose her, and Reyes replied that she was too strong of a “faithful” to keep around.

Ciara Miller, banished

Miller was never quite able to shake off the suspicion that fell on both her and Garcia after the coffin incident. During the episode 8 roundtable, players brought up the “traitor” in a coffin theory once more, suggesting that banishing Miller was the only way to put the hypothesis to bed once and for all.

Making matters worse for Miller, she was a vocal defender of Mariano at the previous roundtable. However, as her castmates learned when she entered the Circle of Truth, she was not a “traitor,” just a misguided “faithful.”

Sam Asghari, murdered

After laying low at first, Asghari began to speak up more in the days before his murder.

During episode 8, he caught on to the fact that the “traitors” might not have seen host Alan Cumming during the face-to-face murder. He then asked everyone to say what Cumming had been wearing, nearly blowing Wiger’s cover.

Threatened by Asghari’s investigative skills, Reyes and Wiger decided to kill him.

Carolyn Wiger, banished

No one suspected Wiger until she tipped her hand during the episode 9 mission. Ahead of the mission, Wiger and Reyes had to answer a series of questions about their fellow players. The group then had to answer those same questions, trying to guess what the “traitors” were thinking.

Wanting to add more money to the prize pot, Wiger made her insider knowlege of the correct answers a bit too obvious. Reyes used this to her advantage at the roundtable. The two “traitors” both hurled accusations at each other, but the group ultimately voted to banish Wiger.

Tom Sandoval, murdered

The “Vanderpump Rules” alum became a target for murder when he started catching on to Reyes. After being recruited to become a “traitor,” Britney Haynes decided to murder Sandoval along with Reyes.

Who is left on season 3 of ‘The Traitors?’

• Danielle Reyes, “traitor”
• Dolores Catania, “faithful”
• Dylan Efron, “faithful”
• Britney Haynes, “traitor”
• Lord Ivar Mountbatten, “faithful”
• Gabby Windey, “faithful”

“The Traitors” airs on Peacock Thursdays at 9 p.m. EST.

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