The Traitors Season 4 Finale: Here’s What Went Down
The season 4 finale of The Traitors US, which aired on February 26 and is now streaming on Peacock, delivered a shocking and intense conclusion packed with betrayal, tough choices, and a ruthless victory.
The episode kicked off with Traitors Rob Rausch and Eric Nam choosing to murder Faithful Mark Ballas.
At the roundtable, the group—including Rob, Eric, and Maura Higgins—voted to banish Johnny Weir, leaving his ally Tara Lipinski heartbroken.
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Tara met her end at the fire of truth after correctly calling out Rob and Eric as Traitors. In a confessional, she reflected on her efforts: "I did the very best I could in that room, and to me, that is priceless."
This narrowed the field to three: Rob, Maura, and Eric.
Faced with the choice to end the game or press on, suspecting a Traitor among them, Eric voted to stop and share the pot, but Maura and Rob pushed for another banishment—and targeted Eric.
Who Won The Traitors US Season 4?
Down to Maura and Rob, the final reveal came: Rob confessed he had been a Traitor from the very beginning.
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Maura's reaction was explosive: "Oh my God, I’m so stupid. I was so fooled by you. You absolute a--hole. You pinky promised. You’re a piece of work." She shut him down, refusing to hear more excuses.
Host Alan Cumming hailed Rob as "one of the best Traitors we’ve had thus far." Rob called the win "so bittersweet," admitting guilt over deceiving Maura and Eric but emphasizing the life-changing potential of the $220,800 prize: "I can make this money go a long way. It can change my life and my family’s life."
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A day-one Traitor who strategically turned on allies like Lisa Rinna and Candiace Dillard Bassett earlier in the season, Rob reflected in confessional that people underestimated him as just a "dumb hot person."
Now victorious, he joked about settling into a quiet life with a farm, kids, and someone who hasn't watched much TV. The dramatic finale was followed by a reunion special hosted by Andy Cohen, also streaming on Peacock.
