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Who Went Home In ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ This Week?

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Who Went Home In ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ This Week? (2026, October 16). New York Post. https://decider.com/2026/10/15/who-went-home-in-the-traitors-new-blood-this-week/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-16 · by mliss1578

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In the latest episode of "The Traitors: New Blood," two contestants were eliminated from the show, one by murder and another by banishment. Niyyah Hayes was murdered during a living wake ceremony following the previous week's cliffhanger ending, while Michael Foote faced banishment at the roundtable discussion among fellow players. The article provides details about these eliminations and discusses how Victor Vollbrechthausen’s theory of "FruitGate" could potentially lead to the removal of another Traitor in future episodes.
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In Season 1, Episode 6 of *The Traitors: New Blood*, two contestants were eliminated from the NBC reality show. The episode saw the banishment and murder of two Faithfuls by the three Traitors—Joe Vanella, Tomica Adams, and Katie Fites. At the Round Table vote, comedian Joe was almost unanimously voted off for mistakenly implying that the Traitors would recruit again if he were banished. Additionally, during a mission involving answering questions about fellow contestants, the show instructed the Traitors to murder one Faithful in plain sight using a bottle filled with deadly powder located in the library.

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Topics

Faithfuls NBC Peacock Premium Plus Season 1, Episode 6

Subjects

Peacock ORG · 6× Faithfuls NORP · 3× NBC ORG · 2× Alan Cumming PERSON · 1× Joe PERSON · 1× Joe Vanella PERSON · 1× Katie Fites PERSON · 1× Niyyah Hayes PERSON · 1× Tomica Adams PERSON · 1× Victor Vollbrechthausen PERSON · 1×

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Sadly, while we love to see Alan Cumming smash a portrait and call for his cloaked lackeys to come and carry off a player in the game, it also comes with the realization that two more contestants that we’ve grown to love — one of whom came as a major surprise to two of the Traitors — will no longer be with us.
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🔮 **Spoilers ahead for Season 1, Episode 6 of The Traitors: New Blood** Now four weeks into the NBC spinoff of the Peacock phenomenon and this season’s Traitors — Joe Vanella, Tomica Adams, and Katie Fites — have managed to take out two more Faithfuls, this time by banishment and by murder in plain sight, which may or may not have gotten them caught.
2026-10-16 · New York Post
Who Went Home In ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ This Week? · assertive framing

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Another week, another two players have left The Traitors: New Blood. asserted
players → leave → Traitors
This show truly is the gift that keeps on giving… and murdering. asserted
that → keep → ?
**Spoilers ahead for Season 1, Episode 6 of The Traitors: New Blood** Now four weeks into the NBC spinoff of the Peacock phenomenon and this season’s Traitors — Joe Vanella, Tomica Adams, and Katie Fites — have managed to take out two more Faithfuls, this time by banishment and by murder in plain sight, which may or may not have gotten them caught. uncertain
them → manage → sight
Sadly, while we love to see Alan Cumming smash a portrait and call for his cloaked lackeys to come and carry off a player in the game, it also comes with the realization that two more contestants that we’ve grown to love — one of whom came as a major surprise to two of the Traitors — will no longer be with us. asserted
one → love → us
Tis’ the plight of a reality competition lover. asserted
Tis → ti → lover
So who got murdered during the wake? asserted
who → murder → wake
And who ended up getting banished at the roundtable? asserted
who → end → roundtable
We’ve got the answers you need. asserted
you → get → answers
Here’s a quick breakdown on the two players who exited The Traitors: New Blood in the new episode. asserted
who → ’ → episode
Who Was Murdered In The Traitors: New Blood Episode 6? asserted
Who → murder → Traitors
Since Episode 5 ended on a cliffhanger as the shortlisted players awaited learning their fate, we knew that it could only be one of a small crop of players, and unfortunately, that murdered player is Niyyah Hayes. uncertain
player → end → players
In fact, during the living wake, Joe — who was positioned in the coffin next to her — confessed his sins of being a Traitor and shared that it was the apple she caught earlier in the day that doomed her to her fate. asserted
that → live → fate
On a positive note, it seems as though Victor Vollbrechthausen is sure that “FruitGate” — the term he has coined for his theory that the murder in plain sight involved apples and that Joe and Tomica are responsible — could lead to a Traitor being taken out in the next few roundtables. uncertain
Traitor → seem → roundtables
We’ll just have to wait and see. asserted
We → have → ?
Who Was Murdered In The Traitors: New Blood Episode 5? asserted
Who → murder → Traitors
The reason we say “next few roundtables” in the paragraph above is because Victor’s case did not present itself well enough this week to yield the banishment of a Traitor. asserted
case → say → Traitor
Rather, it was the silver-tongued NYC lawyer, Michael Foote, who was booted out of the castle by his fellow Faithfuls. asserted
who → boot → Faithfuls
At the roundtable, Traitors and Faithful alike dissected Michael’s gameplay, intellect, and capability of being a Traitor, which resulted in him being sent packing, much to the shock and sadness of his fellow players. asserted
him → dissect → players
The Traitors: New Blood airs Thursdays on NBC and episodes stream the next day on Peacock. asserted
episodes → air → Peacock
Peacock currently offers two subscription types: Premium with ads and Premium Plus ad-free. asserted
Peacock → offer → ads
Peacock Premium costs $12.99/month, while Premium Plus costs $19.99/month. asserted
Plus → cost → 19.99
You can save a bit by subscribing to one of Peacock’s annual plans, which give you 12 months for the price of 10. asserted
which → save → 10
These cost either $129.99 with ads or $199.99 without ads. asserted
These → cost → ads
Peacock Premium Plus is also available to subscribe to via Prime Video with a seven-day free trial that you can’t get by subscribing directly on Peacock. asserted
you → subscribe → Peacock
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