Who is Jasmine? The Traitors season 2 contestant and sales executive
Jasmine has avoided banishment so far.
**Warning: Contains spoilers for The Traitors season 2.**
Jasmine is one of the five remaining Faithfuls in The Traitors and as those who have been working against them begin to strengthen in numbers, does Jasmine have what it takes to make it to the final?
The second season of The Traitors returned to screens with a bang earlier this month, and there have been all kinds of shocking moments that have left people talking about it for days on end, even when the show isn't airing.
There are currently three Traitors left in the game, with Harry and Andrew making the decision to recruit Ross, but what they don't know is that Ross plans to enact his revenge.
Jasmine has remained in the game since the very start and no one has suspected her to be anything other than a Faithful. At the moment, it seems the Traitors are preoccupied with other contestants, which gives Jasmine the advantage to work out the truth.
Read on for everything you need to know about The Traitors season 2 contestant Jasmine.
Who is Jasmine?
Age: 26
Job: Sales executive
Location: London
Jasmine first applied for The Traitors as she believed she'd be "great" at it.
"I work in sales so I'm a professional truth embezzler, which is kind of my tagline," she said in a Q&A ahead of her appearance on the show.
"I also think that ultimately, I have the personality to do well. I'm very personable, and people tend to want to befriend me a lot which is how you get people on side. It's a game of making allies, isn't it? You don't want people to vote you out."
Jasmine has struck up friendships with the other Faithfuls on the show, which could definitely prove in her favour if she were ever chosen to be a Traitor.
If you are a Traitor, how far are you prepared to go to win the game?
"If I had to curse out someone's family on national television, I don't think I would do that. But within the game, I don't think there’s anything I wouldn't do. If I have to eliminate someone, if I have to steal the big pot of money, that's absolutely fine. I know that in the last series, when Wilfred made it to the end, he actually just really struggled with the whole idea.
"He'd built himself up for three weeks but when it got to crunch time, he felt really guilty. I think I’d be ok; I think that's what I'm here for. Especially for the second series, people are expecting a little bit more. Everyone else is out to get the same prize. So, if I limit myself and say, 'I wouldn't do this or that' then I'm putting myself at a disadvantage against someone else who's more willing to backstab me."
If you're a Faithful, what do you think your game plan would be?
"I think my game plan as a Faithful would just be to try and be as open and friendly as possible. I’m naturally very empathetic so I'm a person that people can confide in and go towards if they want advice.
"I think it will come organically for me too because if they feel like they're in a safe space, they might share things with me. I’d then be able to read people and start to weed them out."
Is Jasmine from The Traitors on Instagram?
Yes! You can keep up to date with Jasmine's life beyond The Traitors on Instagram @jzmne_1.
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Authors
Katelyn Mensah is the Entertainment and Factual Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.