The former Married At First Sight groom was first sent home early in the game, then given a chance to return, only for the group to vote against letting him back in.

Cam described the first elimination as a shock and said he was still struggling with how his second exit played out.

Speaking to Pedestrian.TV, Cam said the debate over his return felt longer and more intense than what viewers saw on air.

The key tension was whether Cam would return as a Faithful and help the group, or whether letting him back in created too much uncertainty for the remaining players.

Cam has said he would have returned as a Faithful and worked with the majority to hunt Traitors. He also felt the choice blocked him from properly playing the game, which is why the decision still appears to sting.

Henry Nicholson, Keira Maguire and Kirby Bentley were named in coverage of the on-screen debate, while Cam credited Josh and Luke Packham for supporting his return.

Still, from a viewer point of view, Cam's double exit made for one of the messier early-season talking points. Getting booted once is rough. Getting a second chance and then watching the group shut the door again is pure Traitors theatre.

Whether fans think the move was smart strategy or needlessly harsh, Cam's comments have kept the decision alive well beyond the episode.