"I got nailed"- The Traitors US alum Wells Adams shares his journey on the show

The Traitors US Season 3 star Wells Adams had a shocking 48 hours of journey on the show, making a rather quite quick exit. Wells Adams got eliminated/ banished during the second roundtable of the show.

Wells Adams was under suspicion, including Ivar Mountbatten and Robyn Dixon, but as the voting happened, Adams got 5, and the other two got 4 votes each. Wells Adams was highly disappointed by his banishment and claimed that when traitors murdered Real Housewives star Dorinda Medley, the path to his banishment was laid.

The Bachelor in Paradise star, Wells Adams, joined Parade Magzine in an exclusive interview recently and unfolded his short journey on The Traitors Season 3. He explained how Medley's murder led to his elimination. He remarked:

"There was no kind of united front. That's why I got nailed. The united front really happened the night before, where everyone was like Dorinda is a Traitor. Dorinda was the first person to get off the boat."

"People were upset when they came back, but she was so over the top that everyone was like, "It's little too much. You're acting." So everyone thought that she was a Traitor. Once they killed her, it was kind of all over the place" added Adams.

Wells Adams mentioned that Medley's murder caused chaos, letting Bob target him as the traitor, and as known, Adams got voted out.

"She's kind of short with me about it"- The Traitors US Season 3 star Wells Adams shares his wife, Sarah Hyland's reaction to his banishment

The Traitors US Season 3 star Wells Adams's wife, Sarah Hyland, was disappointed when he got out from the show as the first contestant. Adams joined that show as a "Faithful" but he mentioned that this decision did not plan out well for him. When expressing Sarah's reaction to his banishment, Adams told Parade Magzine in the interview that:

"She watched this morning. She's kind of short with me about it. I gotta be honest, I think she was trying to be nice. She was like, "Well, you looked good, but you know, anyway, I gotta go do this thing." She didn't want to talk about it. I don't really blame her."

Wells Adams also remarked that he was "indifferent" to either being traitor or faithful when he met The Traitors presenter, Alan Cumming. He referred to it as a "bad decision." He felt that being a traitor made more sense because "you're in control of what happens."