KRISSY'S ROUNDTABLE

Alvin Quah and Kirby Bentley ran a private code inside The Traitors Australia, and on the day Alvin was banished, Kirby used it. The MasterChef star spent six episodes trying to stay invisible in that manor, and Krissy Marsh, who sat at the same round table, wants to know how it worked and why it stopped. He reveals what the code word actually meant, opens up about the conversation with Henry Nicholson he had already cried over, and explains what Gamble Breaux said when she caught him hiding from a round table. He owns the regret he calls controversial, and he walks through the night AJ Antonios told him he was writing his name down. Then the games start.

Alvin speaks openly about anxiety and about being overwhelmed. If any of that raises something for you, Lifeline is 13 11 14.

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Cam Merchant was the first name out of The Traitors Australia, before he ever reached the manor. Then the cast voted to keep him out for $10,000, and he heard every word of it from under the hood. Krissy Marsh was sitting at that table, and now the two of them talk about it properly. Cam opens up about the vote, reveals what he really thought of Shane Gould's blindfolded spin, and reflects on the Boxing Day tsunami that reshaped his life long before reality TV found him. He also explains why he believes money changes people, and Krissy makes him play a game he never saw coming.

This episode discusses mental health. Support is available on Lifeline 13 11 14.

Cam's book Clarity is out August 26.

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The Traitors Australia is two episodes in and the faithfuls are already losing their minds. Tully Smyth came in to tell me why.

If you know Tully, you know her from Big Brother. The 2013 season that turned her into Hurricane Tully, and All Stars, where they put her ex boyfriend in the house with her. She thought The Traitors would be the easy one. Then day one, cameras rolling, a castmate leaned over in the car and asked what they were calling their alliance.

I am Krissy Marsh. I was in that house too, as a faithful, and Tully spent the first week terrified of me. Her words, not mine.

In this one we get into what the show does to your head. Why you replay one weird sentence in your room at night. Why you start gaslighting yourself about people you trusted that morning. Who each of us clocked in the first 48 hours, including the sweet one Tully told everybody not to underestimate. And the mountain. Four weeks postpartum, she talks about the moment up there that made both of us cry, and the fear she carried into motherhood.

She also rates the cast's fashion crimes, defends a rainbow poncho as strategy, and plays shoot, shag or marry with the full cast list.

Chapters:
00:00 The hoods come off
00:23 "I was pretty terrified of you"
01:31 Car trips and Kirby's story
01:55 The mountain, the tears, the baby
02:44 Pushed out for not being physical
03:16 "My kids call me a Karen"
03:39 Straight off a runway in Paris
04:14 Dicko and the boys' club
05:09 "I probably can't say it"
05:46 Day one reads: AJ and Claudia
07:19 Long days, snow, true colours
07:49 Moira's wigs
08:35 "Who here is the most virtuous?"
09:36 Big Brother baggage
10:45 Alliance or friendship
11:17 "You get me, girl, and you are dead"
12:07 Gaslighting yourself
13:37 Hurricane Tully
14:31 A toast, thanks to Baileys
15:11 She almost said no
16:36 Murdered for their fashion
18:05 Shoot, shag or marry
19:38 Where to watch The Traitors

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She sat inches from me for weeks. I looked her in the eye every single day. And I had NO idea she was lying to my face the entire time.

I’m Krissy Marsh, and I was in The Traitors Australia house. Now, for the first time, one of the people Gretel tapped on the shoulder is telling me exactly what went on behind that turret door.

How they got chosen. The secret deal the Traitors struck before EVERY roundtable. What it really feels like to betray a room full of people who trust you, night after night after night.

There’s a confession about what this game truly costs a person that left BOTH of us in tears. I did not see it coming.

If you watched episode 1, you need to hear this conversation.

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North West was 13 at Paris Fashion Week. I defended Kim... then the fact check changed my mind, live.

Blue hair, grills, faux piercings, and a 13 year old having adult conversations. Everyone had an opinion, including me, and mine was that the internet needed to calm down.

Then we checked the story on tape. I was wrong, and I say so.

What you'll get:
• A live change of mind, on the record
• The line between edgy and unsafe
• How to set rules teenagers actually respect
• Why rescuing your kid creates the anxiety

Chapters:
(00:00) Blue hair, grills, and a 13 year old
(01:13) Fashion Week is not a birthday party
(02:19) I started modelling at 13
(03:39) Were my kids drinking? Of course
(06:05) People are too quick to judge
(07:55) Hold your judgment until you have facts
(08:33) Custody, Kanye and kids as pawns
(10:11) The fact check that changed my mind
(12:09) When Milana walked, I was out the back
(14:31) Do not helicopter your kids
(15:54) You are not their friend
(17:34) The mums who say not my kid

Tell me where you would have drawn the line. DM me on Instagram or leave it in the comments, I read them.

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This episode covers parenting, teenagers and alcohol. It is one mother's opinion and her own experience, not professional advice.

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