The former MasterChef favourite has reportedly backed Tully Smyth after she raised concerns about what she saw as sexism during one of the show's early physical challenges.
Tully shared footage on Instagram after episode three aired, pointing to a challenge where contestants had to carry a heavy raft up a mountain before players were progressively removed from the task.
She said women on the cast struggled to have their voices heard during the moment, and Alvin reportedly responded by supporting her view of what happened.
Alvin's Take Adds Another Layer To The Traitors Debate
Tully framed the moment as something she experienced while filming, and Alvin's reported support has only added more fuel to the post-episode debate. The show is built on trust, perception and social power, so even a challenge can become a debate about who gets heard and who gets dismissed.
Alvin has already had a dramatic run on the season. He has said he was blindsided after Alex Nation turned on him at the round table, which made his exit one of the season's messier early moments. It has also made him one of the more visible voices from the cast as viewers unpack the game.
Tully, meanwhile, is no stranger to reality TV discourse. When she calls out something she believes she saw on screen, fans are going to talk about it.
