“So look… she’s got to take it on the chin. Bad loser. Get on with it. You’ve gone into a game, and you have to accept the consequences. It’s a game, and you’ve made a rod for your own back, unfortunately.”
While Ms Herrold may no longer be in the running, who does Mr Khider think could follow in the footsteps of inaugural Celebrity Traitors winner, Alan Carr?
“I think Romesh [Ranganathan] is going to be a dark horse. I really do,” Mr Khider said. “He’s extremely smart, right? He’s not an idiot, you can tell. He’s very astute. He knows exactly what he’s doing.
“I think he’ll go very far. And I think he’s just sussing everybody out… He’s a very smart chap and very clever and a great comedian, but I think he’s going to be recruited as a Traitor. I think Romesh is going to go quite far in this.”
GB News has contacted the BBC for comment regarding Ms Herrold’s “unconscious bias” remarks.