Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr has poked fun at his unrecognisable appearance without glasses and joked he was ‘so hungover’ after celebrating the show finale.
The comedian, 49, stepped out in London without his trademark specs after his epic win last week.
Internet commentator Nooruddean Choudry then shared a paparazzi image of Alan out and about that day.
He cheekily quipped in the caption: ‘Alan Carr should legit be a spy. Not only did he win Traitors but just by taking his specs off and not smiling he transforms himself into a man with questionable views on Alan Carr.’
Alan then penned in the comments: ‘I was SO hungover!!!’
Other fans of Alan commented saying: ‘Alan Carr on his way to audition for the next James Bond. Currently the world’s best spy!’,
Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr has poked fun at his unrecognisable appearance without glasses and joked he was ‘so hungover’ after celebrating the show finale
Internet commentator Nooruddean Choudry then shared a paparazzi image of Alan out and about that day. Alan then penned in the comments: ‘I was SO hungover!!!’
Viewers watched in awe and bewilderment as Alan snatched the £87,500 prize, despite his previous claims he was as bad a Traitor as series three star Linda Rands
‘Alan Carr without specs is crazy!’,
‘This looks like a shot from Eastenders!’,
‘Alan Le Carre.’
It also draws comparisons to Superman character Clark Kent who wears glasses as part of his disguise as a mild-mannered reporter at the Daily Planet.
The finale, watched by an incredible 11.1 million viewers, with a peak of 12 million according to the BBC, is the biggest overnight audience since the Gavin And Stacey final last Christmas.
It saw Alan beating much-loved former England rugby star Joe Marler and his fellow Traitor, Cat Burns.
And after having a boozy night in with Kate Garraway to watch the highly anticipated scenes, Alan was pictured looking slightly worn out the morning after the finale last week.
Viewers watched in awe and bewilderment as Alan snatched the £87,500 prize, despite his previous claims he was as bad a Traitor as series three star Linda Rands.
As the drinks flowed at Alan’s watch party on Thursday night, he was seen breaking down in tears.
He wept as he re-watched the touching moment host Claudia Winkleman had comforted him on the BBC show.
His pal and Celebrity Big Brother housemate Angellica Bell was also at the bash, along with his close friends.
It also draws comparisons to Superman character Clark Kent who wears glasses as part of his disguise as a mild-mannered reporter at the Daily Planet
Following his win, Alan said: ‘I was awful, I had no poker face but here I am. Maybe I do exaggerate a showbiz story now and again. But to just lie to people’s faces, it was tough’
In an Instagram story, Alan shared the gigantic cake he received with his face on it, draped in a cloak with horns as a nod to the show and his win.
Alan’s surprise victory came as a result of Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga, 55, turning on fellow Faithful Joe at the last minute in a shock twist that left viewers reeling.
Despite Joe, 35, correctly guessing that Alan and Cat, 25, were the remaining Traitors, he failed to convince the others and found himself being banished at the last minute.
Alan was announced as the winner as the final contestants joined Claudia outside Ardross Castle in the tense finale.
The comedian said: ‘I was awful, I had no poker face but here I am. Maybe I do exaggerate a showbiz story now and again. But to just lie to people’s faces, it was tough’.
Explaining why he broke down in tears, Alan said: ‘I think all the deceit, the lying, the murdering of Paloma and Celia had all taken its toll.’
He continued: ‘I think it dawned on me that I had won such a huge amount for my charity, Neuroblastoma UK.
‘The charity is so close to my heart that it all became a bit too much. Hopefully when people see how upset I was they won’t feel so bad that I killed all those national treasures.’
Neuroblastoma UK is a national charity, dedicated to finding a cure to the aggressive childhood cancer.
