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Celebrity Traitors star Cat Burns has spoken out about a "feud" with another cast member, who was left absolutely livid after discovering the singer's true identity.

Cat, 25, has secured her place in the final alongside fellow Traitor Alan Carr, following days of deceit, backstabbing and treachery.

Whilst Alan has descended into a bumbling wreck, scarcely managing to utter, "I'm a Faithful," Cat maintained her cover brilliantly, concealing her role from the likes of Celia Imrie and Sir Stephen Fry as she eliminated unsuspecting Faithfuls and voted out others including Jonathan Ross.

However, with the finale approaching, Nick Mohammed and Joe Marler appear to have her in their sight, attempting to convince David Olusoga to align with them.

One Faithful who was absolutely stunned upon learning Cat was a Traitor was comedian Lucy Beaumont, who was murdered in a face-to-face confrontation, declaring to the three hooded Traitors: "I hope you feel terrible about yourselves," reports Wales Online.

Speaking directly to Cat, with whom she'd formed a bond during the challenges at Ardross Castle: "I'm not happy with you, at all."

"I'm sorry Lucy," Cat responded, as Lucy fired back: "It's not good enough."

She subsequently confessed to the camera: "I can't believe it's Cat! I've totally let my emotions cloud things and not wanting to believe that because I've built up a friendship with somebody, that they're not capable of doing it."

She revealed she felt "betrayed" whilst also being "relieved" to finally discover the reality.

Cat has now insisted there's no animosity with Lucy, declaring: "We were really close, we got on really, really well."

She told Metro: "I mean it wasn't really hard to lie to anybody, we all came in on a blank slate, we didn't know each other. But me and Lucy got really close."

Confirming their ongoing friendship, she revealed: "We have a group chat. Me and her message all the time."

Lucy had previously shown her support for Cat to win, stating after her departure: "I feel like I should back the Faithfuls, but Cat is just doing such a good job. I do sort of want her to win."

Before participating in The Celebrity Traitors, Cat disclosed: "It's just one of those opportunities and situations that just never really happens, a once in a lifetime offer really.

"And I have always been really intrigued to see if I would, one, be able to work out who the Traitors are, and two, if I was a Traitor, if I would be able to keep up the mystery of it."

She further added: "My strategy, if I am a Traitor, would be to just try and go under the radar, not draw too much attention to myself, but also give out names of people who I think could be Traitors. I think you run a risk if you don't say anybody's name at all of arousing suspicion."

The Celebrity Traitors final airs tonight at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer.