Chloe may have predicted two of the traitors, but no one could have predicted what Chloe was about to do.
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On Monday's night episode of the Channel 10 psychological game show 'The Traitors', Chloe, a clairvoyant, walked out of the show after naming four contestants as traitors.
Speaking to ACM, the publisher of Southern Highland News, Chloe said her time on the show was "crazy".
"I thoroughly enjoyed it," she said.
"It was intense and nerve-wracking.
"Everyone was suspicious of each other. There were heightened emotions, and it was a crazy ride.
"It was a thrilling experience and everyone will walk away with so much more insight into human behaviour.
"I recommend watching I can't wait to see what else happens."
During her time on the show, Chloe predicted two of the traitors; Angus and Marielle, who viewers are aware are two of the four traitors.
"I actually knew that Angus and Marielle were traders before going into the show," she said.
"I knew that there was going to be a man with long brown hair and a female with brown hair and fair skin.
"As soon as I saw the two of them, I instantly knew those were the images in my mind. So I had an advantage."
As for the other two contestants, she named; Kashindi and Theresa, Chloe said she put their names out there because of some of the conversations she had with them.
"It didn't come through by communicating to the spirits, it was more personal to me," she said.
"It was just some conversations and strange behaviours that made me feel that I wanted to throw their names out there."
While she did also rightfully suspect Nigel and Clair, Chloe kept those names to herself.
"I definitely suspected Nigel," she said.
"I remember he looked me in the eyes and I just knew that he was a traitor. I knew he was lying about his job.
"I liked Nigel and Claire even though they are both traitors. They're both really smart and good people.
"I think there was some hidden subconscious to my decisions as to why I didn't say those two names."
As for her dramatic exit from the show, Chloe said there were so many heightened emotions when she chose to walk away.
"I remember sitting in the banishment feeling so nervous throughout my whole body and I don't get nervous," she said.
"When I was sitting, I was thinking I'm taking on everyone's energy here.
"It was a lot for me to handle. I knew that I couldn't continue with all of this energy consuming my body. No one believed me so I knew it was better for me to go."
A once in a lifetime opportunity, Chloe said it was because it wasn't every day she got to be in a position that challenged her.
"I'm good with human intelligence, my abilities with the mediumship and the psychic I wanted to see myself in a position like that," she said.
"I wanted to challenge myself and see how I would go."
While she spent time at the Robertson Hotel, Chloe spent a lot of time walking around the grounds.
"The grounds are incredible," she said.
"There's beautiful energy around the trees.
"It's an incredible hotel, so beautiful."
However, as a clairvoyant with a connection to the spirit world, Chloe said she could see cricket players at the hotel.
"I remember just seeing a lot of cricket players. When I went home I had a Google and I found out that Donald Bradman played cricket there with other players.
"It was really interesting and added to the experience a hotel is just phenomenal."
The hotel wasn't the only place to leave a positive impression on Chloe, with Robertson also leaving its mark.
"I had the most stunning walk. I went to the cafe as well down the road," she said.
"I just absorbed myself in the environment.
"It's such stunning scenery that I would recommend everyone going.
"I would come back."
'The Traitors' will air on Sunday 7 pm on Channel 10.
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Vera Demertzis
Journalist at the Southern Highland News covering council yarns and community news. Got a tip or a story to tell? Email vera.demertzis@southernhighlandnews.com.au or call on 0427 250 908.
Journalist at the Southern Highland News covering council yarns and community news. Got a tip or a story to tell? Email vera.demertzis@southernhighlandnews.com.au or call on 0427 250 908.
