前偵探阿曼達在《叛徒》第四季中力求樂趣和勝利

Amanda, a retired police detective chief inspector from Brighton, is preparing to take part in the fourth series of the popular TV game show The Traitors. At 57 years old, Amanda is excited to try something new and says she wants to 'really have fun' on the show. She believes her experience as a detective, where she learned to be deceptive, devious, and cunning, will help her succeed in the game. Amanda explained that she plans to be herself, not stand out too much, but also not be too quiet. She wants to find a balance so she can play the game well and enjoy the experience.

The Traitors is a show where contestants are divided into two groups: Faithfuls and Traitors. The Faithfuls have to figure out who the Traitors are before the Traitors can "murder" them in the game. The show is hosted by Claudia Winkleman, who is known for her unique style and personality. The new series will air at 8:00 PM on BBC One and iPlayer. Amanda said that even though she is retired, she still has a strong competitive spirit. She thinks the game will have many fast-changing situations that require quick decisions, and she feels ready for that. Amanda said her strategy is to not have a strict plan, but to adapt as the game goes on.

Since retiring from the police, Amanda has spent her time volunteering to help people with disabilities and those with conditions like dementia. She enjoys taking them out and helping them experience the outside world. If she wins The Traitors, Amanda wants to donate part of her winnings to a charity that supports people with pulmonary hypertension, a disease that took her brother's life in 2011. She also hopes to take her mother and sisters on a holiday. The Traitors has become a very popular show, especially after a celebrity version attracted 15 million viewers. Amanda is looking forward to the challenge and hopes to use her skills to do well while having a good time.