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What happens when you leave Celebrity Traitors? Joanne McNally reveals the 'military' procedure BBC bosses take to sneak the star out of the Scottish castle

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Joanne McNally has revealed exactly what happens when you leave Celebrity Traitors as she detailed the 'military' procedure BBC bosses take.

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