Traitors' Monét X Change Reveals Secret Pact With Candiace

The drag queen asked the same of Candiace in return, recalling, "She said, 'Yes.' So I thought that she was going to be a ride or die."

Therefore, when Candiace and her fellow Traitors Lisa Rinna and Rob Rausch decided to kill off Monét, he was truly "gagged" to learn she was the enemy all along.

"I could not. I was like, 'Candiace?! Candiace?! The lady that just had a baby?!'" he told E!. "I was shocked. Her and Rob really shocked me. Lisa, no."

In fact, Monét had also developed a bond with Rob that wasn't shown onscreen.

"I wasn't, like, Candiace level with him yet, but I trusted him a lot," he explained. "And that's why I think when they were talking about me in the turret, and Lisa was saying me, he was like, 'What?' I think he genuinely didn't want to, but you've got to go with the other Traitors. You can't fight for something like that."

In the end, the RuPaul's Drag Race star doesn't regret confiding in Candiace about his hunch that Lisa was a Traitor, which ultimately ignited the Traitors' decision to kill him off. 

"I don't regret sharing my suspicions, because it's really hard to play that game," he shared. "When you were in that castle, vying for the last piece of salmon and trying to create relationships, you are grasping at straws... The Faithfuls are just working with what little crumbs you have."

His biggest takeaway, however? 

"What I do regret in the big picture is ever trusting a Housewife," Monét confessed. "They have proven in their multiple seasons on Bravo that they are backstabbing, lying people, and they are people that should not be trusted."

"So, if and when I get the chance to go to back into the castle," he added, "I will hunt a Housewife. I don't care what they are. I don't care if they are a Traitor, a Faithful, a janitor, a host. They are going home under my watch."