Alan Carr and Paloma Faith are friends again as they pose for festive snap after play-fighting in carolling video following their Celebrity Traitors feud

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Alan Carr and Paloma Faith have patched things up and are friends again after a disagreement during their time on the show Celebrity Traitors.

The 49-year-old comedian began the show with a shocking scene: the murder of his close friend, Paloma, 44. He killed her publicly by touching her face with pollen from an artificial, poisoned lily.

Paloma had previously said she was very upset about being the first contestant eliminated on the BBC show, and it seemed she and another person were arguing after the show ended.

It seems Alan and Paloma have moved past their recent issues, as they were seen together on Wednesday, with Alan supporting Paloma’s new T-shirt line.

Paloma shared a funny caption explaining she was selling a beautiful t-shirt at the Choose Love store on Regent Street in London, and she couldn’t resist taking a picture with a fan wearing it!

Paloma and Alan posted a fun video on Tuesday evening of themselves pretending to argue while going Christmas caroling.

When the door opened, Alan began singing “Little Donkey.” Paloma then attempted to sing her song, “Only Love Can Hurt Like This,” while he was singing.

‘That’s not a carol!’ Alan snapped, before adding: ‘I hate you!’

‘I hate you, you’re my worse enemy,’ Paloma said. ‘I wish you were dead.’

After Alan’s win in the final, the two reluctantly embraced, finally ending their rivalry.

In a behind-the-scenes video from spin-off show Uncloaked, the pair insisted they are still pals.

Wrapping Paloma in his arms, Alan insisted: ‘Stop worrying. See? We are friends!’

The singer agreed, ‘It’s all fine,’ before Alan added, ‘We love each other.’

Alan admitted on Uncloaked that he felt deeply guilty about misleading his friends, especially regarding his role in Paloma’s death.

He explained to host Ed Gamble that he felt terrible about what he’d done, but maintained he had no other option than to choose his friend.

Honestly, Alan really opened up to me. He admitted that taking Paloma’s life genuinely made him feel awful – he was physically sickened by it. He kept emphasizing how disturbing it was to even touch someone’s face, and then he said something really telling. He confided that I’m the only one he can be near without getting into trouble with HR – basically, if he touched anyone else, he’d be facing serious consequences. It was a really strange thing to say, but it showed how much he’s struggling with everything.

He said it was a really difficult experience. He’s been a longtime fan of her music, and they’re friends who even appear on each other’s podcasts, so it genuinely upset him.

When Ed prompted him, Alan addressed Paloma in the audience, first offering an apology. He then jokingly claimed to be the father of her child.

He apologized and admitted he is the father of her child. He explained that after a comforting hug, things quickly escalated.

The audience erupted in laughter when Paloma playfully responded, ‘I’ve been told I’m quite persuasive, and it’s always a good time for everyone involved, I trust.’

She proved she and Alan had patched things up, despite rumors of a disagreement, by publicly celebrating his victory in the competition.

Looking back on everything that happened tonight, and with all the emotions I was feeling, I realized Alan won because everyone genuinely cares about him, and that’s why I was so upset that I didn’t.

I’m so happy for your win – you really deserved it! It seems like some people couldn’t bring themselves to vote for someone so genuinely likable, which actually proves how much people care about you and why you ultimately succeeded.

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2025-12-10 18:07