Traitors’ Jeremy Collins questions Boston Rob’s expulsion

After he was murdered Traitors, Jeremy Collins weighed in on the shocking twist of expulsion—and what it means Rob “Boston Rob” Mariano move forward.

During an exclusive interview with My WeeklyJeremy, 46, reacted to the decision to expel Boston Rob fellow Traitor Bob the Drag Queen.

“I mean Wes (Bergmann) he sorted it out really quickly and now he’s just passing it along. So I think Rob is back on the ice,” commented Jeremy. “Rob, you should have worked with me and this wouldn’t have happened now. Because I would say, ‘He’s not a traitor. He is good. Let him be.”

Jeremy suggested Boston Rob should “watch out now” because “people are coming for him” and added: “Derrick (Levasseur) he would actually say to me, ‘Listen, I’m not a traitor, but one of the two that came in are traitors – Wes or Boston Rob. He tells people that Rob is in trouble now. Now they have to be careful.”

The latest episode, which premiered on Thursday, January 17, kicked off with a murder in plain sight as the Traitors — Bob the Drag Queen, Danielle Reyes, Carolyn Wiger and Boston Rob – entered three names to be shortlisted. Jeremy, Nikki Bella and Ciara Miller it was the last election, but that was it Survivors an alum who didn’t make it.

“I forgive everybody. I’m a player, so nothing bothers me,” Jeremy said Our about the murder in the fourth episode. “I love that Carolyn cried. I had her back. We had a great sit down and I said to myself, ‘Carolyn, you shouldn’t be worrying about anyone else. You are a beautiful soul. Don’t let anybody stop your brilliance.” I just think it was a bad play because I had all three backs.”

Jeremy regrets one. After Jeremy, Nikki, 40, and Ciara, 28, were placed in coffins before the Traitors chose who to murder, they were given the chance to plead their case. Jeremy surprised his fellow contestants when he said he would help the Traitors if they kept him around – despite his Loyalist status.

“It was a twist I wasn’t prepared for. I didn’t think I’d be there right away. I walk in and then I’m like, ‘OK, one of those two is the Traitors.’ So I go through it in my mind and then (guest Alan Cumming) tells us the rules of what will happen,” he reminded. “There’s a lot going on. I said I would help the Traitors if they saved me.”

Jeremy continued: “As soon as I say it, I’m like, ‘Damn, I shouldn’t have said that. If they save me now, I have to go fix it right now with 20 other people.” It was a lot. Then when I got out of the coffin, I thought how I should have said, ‘I don’t talk much, but I have named one person that if I leave tomorrow, he is a Traitor.'”

Jeremy later realized that he should have stuck to not talking too much at the beginning of the season.

“I listen and watch a lot. I wish I would have done it a little bit more,” he said before sharing the story of how his game plan has shifted. “This is how we work in Survivor. We get alliances and I don’t usually do that in my survival game. I would go to each one individually and talk to them (but not in groups). I think I just talked too much, that’s all.”

But when it comes to Boston Rob, 48, Jeremy he doesn’t think he would they had some success, although he tried a different approach, adding: “I’ve played with Rob before Survivors and I wanted to work with him Traitors. … But he never wanted to work with me. So when I got into it, I was like, ‘Let’s work together.’ And that’s him. He doesn’t want to work with me. So he doesn’t play well and doesn’t share his toys.”

Jeremy was still having a great time watch Boston Rob turn on Bob the Drag Queen, 38, even though the Traitors were on the same team.

“I thought it was great television. If they kept me — if Bob kept me — I’d be on Bob’s side,” Jeremy said Our. “I would fight for Bob. I just think I was gone too soon and I think it was a bad decision. If I waited one more (challenge) and that happened, it would open up the game and I’d be off and running.”

New episodes Traitors will be published on Peacock Thursdays until March 6.

With reporting by Christina Garibaldi