Celebrity Traitors star King Kenny releases a single about 'killing in plain sight' while the BBC show is still airing
King Kenny, 29, dropped 'Don't Let Me Down' on Friday, and the track appears to nod to his time in the Scottish castle. One lyric runs: 'Murdering plain sight it's me and you they're calling.' Another reads: 'I've been running around while I been scheming.' The release lands hours before tonight's episode, which follows a tense cliffhanger with three celebrities on the chopping block.
Sharon Rooney dubbed herself 'Poundland Poirot' after impressing viewers with her detective work.
Fans worry Rooney's sharp deductions could make her a prime target in the castle.
The bookies now rank the 13 remaining celebrities, with Michael Sheen leading among the Faithful.
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