Brothers Zac (left) and Dylan Efron.Photo:Zac Efron/InstagramThe Traitorsseason 3 star Dylan Efron is the younger brother of actor Zac EfronThe reality star tells PEOPLE that his older brother didn’t give him any advice before he filmed the Peacock competition show because “is a different realm” than actingDylan says “it was heartbreaking” to decide between voting to banish Danielle Reyes and Carolyn Wiger in the latest episode ofThe TraitorsHe might be an outspoken Faithful onThe Traitors, butDylan Efronsays he used to be introverted growing up as the younger brother of actorZac Efron.“I was really shy as a kid,” Dylan, 33, tells PEOPLE. “I didn’t have social media until I was probably 25, 26. I was very private. And then every year, growing more and more confident, posting more on social and realizing that my life being posted on social media has led to reality [shows] being an option because I’m playing myself online.”A fan ofSurvivoras a child, Dylan says “it was always a dream” to be on a competition show likeThe Traitors. “I was super competitive growing up,” he says. “So whenTraitorsasked, it was a no-brainer. I don’t think I would’ve been ready for this a couple years ago, but it was the perfect timing for me. I watched, I loved it and I thought I’d do pretty well.”Dylan has done quite well so far, being the first person to come after TraitorBob the Drag Queenand casting the deciding vote for another Traitor,Carolyn WigeroverDanielle Reyes, both of whom he’d considered allies“I felt such a connection with both of them,” Dylan says. “I had both of their backs. If I heard their names being tossed around, I was quick to dismiss it. So it was a tough decision, and I made my decision purely based off what would be best for me going forward. It was heartbreaking because I loved them both.”Dylan Efron on ‘The Traitors’ season 3.Euan Cherry/PeacockThe reality star says he “laid a little bit more groundwork” with Reyes, 53, hence why he voted for Wiger, 38. “And I had a good suspicion that she would recruit either me or Brittany,” he continues of becoming a Traitor. “That was a really good spot for me to be in because I thought either was a win-win. I either know who a potential Traitor will be or I’ll be a Traitor.”In the Feb. 27 episode, Reyes will decide who she wants to welcome into the turret, and that person can either accept the offer to become a Traitor or exit the game.When it comes to potentially finishing out the game as a Traitor, “I didn’t want to, to be honest,” Dylan says. “I knew it was a good gameplay move and I could potentially win this whole thing, but I had played so long as a Faithful with these people. My background’s in sports. I wanted to win this as a team, and that was my hope was to be a Faithful.”The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now!Still, Dylan recognizes “it’s just a game,” and he didn’t want to “hold anyone accountable for anything that happens” on the show out in the real world.“If someone swears on their kid, it’s a game. If someone makes fun of my brother, it’s the game,” the reality star says. “You can do whatever you think is moral to win, you just have to deal with those consequences. My whole thing is let’s keep it in the game and let’s be friends outside. And I’m very fortunate that I feel that way with I think the entire cast.”Brothers Dylan (left) and Zac Efron.Zac Efron/InstagramPeople have come for Zac, 37, since Dylan joined the show, with Bob the Drag Queen, 38, most notably calling theHigh School Musicalstar"not a good actor” at the roundtablein which he got banished. But according to his younger brother, Zac didn’t mind the insult.“He was laughing about it,” Dylan says. “This is all just fun to him. He’s been in the public eye for a lot. He doesn’t take anything too serious. He’s been super supportive of it all.”Zac also didn’t give Dylan any advice before he stepped more into the spotlight onThe Traitors.“Zac’s an actor. If I was going into act for something, he would be the first one to give me some tips, but this is a different realm,” Dylan explains. “This is more towards social media, which I do. So Zac showing his support was all I needed, but he’s not going to give me tips because he has no idea how these shows work.”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.New episodes ofThe Traitorsstream Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock.
Brothers Zac (left) and Dylan Efron.Photo:Zac Efron/Instagram
Zac Efron/Instagram
The Traitorsseason 3 star Dylan Efron is the younger brother of actor Zac EfronThe reality star tells PEOPLE that his older brother didn’t give him any advice before he filmed the Peacock competition show because “is a different realm” than actingDylan says “it was heartbreaking” to decide between voting to banish Danielle Reyes and Carolyn Wiger in the latest episode ofThe TraitorsHe might be an outspoken Faithful onThe Traitors, butDylan Efronsays he used to be introverted growing up as the younger brother of actorZac Efron.“I was really shy as a kid,” Dylan, 33, tells PEOPLE. “I didn’t have social media until I was probably 25, 26. I was very private. And then every year, growing more and more confident, posting more on social and realizing that my life being posted on social media has led to reality [shows] being an option because I’m playing myself online.”A fan ofSurvivoras a child, Dylan says “it was always a dream” to be on a competition show likeThe Traitors. “I was super competitive growing up,” he says. “So whenTraitorsasked, it was a no-brainer. I don’t think I would’ve been ready for this a couple years ago, but it was the perfect timing for me. I watched, I loved it and I thought I’d do pretty well.”Dylan has done quite well so far, being the first person to come after TraitorBob the Drag Queenand casting the deciding vote for another Traitor,Carolyn WigeroverDanielle Reyes, both of whom he’d considered allies“I felt such a connection with both of them,” Dylan says. “I had both of their backs. If I heard their names being tossed around, I was quick to dismiss it. So it was a tough decision, and I made my decision purely based off what would be best for me going forward. It was heartbreaking because I loved them both.”Dylan Efron on ‘The Traitors’ season 3.Euan Cherry/PeacockThe reality star says he “laid a little bit more groundwork” with Reyes, 53, hence why he voted for Wiger, 38. “And I had a good suspicion that she would recruit either me or Brittany,” he continues of becoming a Traitor. “That was a really good spot for me to be in because I thought either was a win-win. I either know who a potential Traitor will be or I’ll be a Traitor.”In the Feb. 27 episode, Reyes will decide who she wants to welcome into the turret, and that person can either accept the offer to become a Traitor or exit the game.When it comes to potentially finishing out the game as a Traitor, “I didn’t want to, to be honest,” Dylan says. “I knew it was a good gameplay move and I could potentially win this whole thing, but I had played so long as a Faithful with these people. My background’s in sports. I wanted to win this as a team, and that was my hope was to be a Faithful.”The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now!Still, Dylan recognizes “it’s just a game,” and he didn’t want to “hold anyone accountable for anything that happens” on the show out in the real world.“If someone swears on their kid, it’s a game. If someone makes fun of my brother, it’s the game,” the reality star says. “You can do whatever you think is moral to win, you just have to deal with those consequences. My whole thing is let’s keep it in the game and let’s be friends outside. And I’m very fortunate that I feel that way with I think the entire cast.”Brothers Dylan (left) and Zac Efron.Zac Efron/InstagramPeople have come for Zac, 37, since Dylan joined the show, with Bob the Drag Queen, 38, most notably calling theHigh School Musicalstar"not a good actor” at the roundtablein which he got banished. But according to his younger brother, Zac didn’t mind the insult.“He was laughing about it,” Dylan says. “This is all just fun to him. He’s been in the public eye for a lot. He doesn’t take anything too serious. He’s been super supportive of it all.”Zac also didn’t give Dylan any advice before he stepped more into the spotlight onThe Traitors.“Zac’s an actor. If I was going into act for something, he would be the first one to give me some tips, but this is a different realm,” Dylan explains. “This is more towards social media, which I do. So Zac showing his support was all I needed, but he’s not going to give me tips because he has no idea how these shows work.”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.New episodes ofThe Traitorsstream Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock.
He might be an outspoken Faithful onThe Traitors, butDylan Efronsays he used to be introverted growing up as the younger brother of actorZac Efron.
“I was really shy as a kid,” Dylan, 33, tells PEOPLE. “I didn’t have social media until I was probably 25, 26. I was very private. And then every year, growing more and more confident, posting more on social and realizing that my life being posted on social media has led to reality [shows] being an option because I’m playing myself online.”
A fan ofSurvivoras a child, Dylan says “it was always a dream” to be on a competition show likeThe Traitors. “I was super competitive growing up,” he says. “So whenTraitorsasked, it was a no-brainer. I don’t think I would’ve been ready for this a couple years ago, but it was the perfect timing for me. I watched, I loved it and I thought I’d do pretty well.”
Dylan has done quite well so far, being the first person to come after TraitorBob the Drag Queenand casting the deciding vote for another Traitor,Carolyn WigeroverDanielle Reyes, both of whom he’d considered allies
“I felt such a connection with both of them,” Dylan says. “I had both of their backs. If I heard their names being tossed around, I was quick to dismiss it. So it was a tough decision, and I made my decision purely based off what would be best for me going forward. It was heartbreaking because I loved them both.”
Dylan Efron on ‘The Traitors’ season 3.Euan Cherry/Peacock
Euan Cherry/Peacock
The reality star says he “laid a little bit more groundwork” with Reyes, 53, hence why he voted for Wiger, 38. “And I had a good suspicion that she would recruit either me or Brittany,” he continues of becoming a Traitor. “That was a really good spot for me to be in because I thought either was a win-win. I either know who a potential Traitor will be or I’ll be a Traitor.”
In the Feb. 27 episode, Reyes will decide who she wants to welcome into the turret, and that person can either accept the offer to become a Traitor or exit the game.
When it comes to potentially finishing out the game as a Traitor, “I didn’t want to, to be honest,” Dylan says. “I knew it was a good gameplay move and I could potentially win this whole thing, but I had played so long as a Faithful with these people. My background’s in sports. I wanted to win this as a team, and that was my hope was to be a Faithful.”
The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now!
Still, Dylan recognizes “it’s just a game,” and he didn’t want to “hold anyone accountable for anything that happens” on the show out in the real world.
“If someone swears on their kid, it’s a game. If someone makes fun of my brother, it’s the game,” the reality star says. “You can do whatever you think is moral to win, you just have to deal with those consequences. My whole thing is let’s keep it in the game and let’s be friends outside. And I’m very fortunate that I feel that way with I think the entire cast.”
Brothers Dylan (left) and Zac Efron.Zac Efron/Instagram
People have come for Zac, 37, since Dylan joined the show, with Bob the Drag Queen, 38, most notably calling theHigh School Musicalstar"not a good actor” at the roundtablein which he got banished. But according to his younger brother, Zac didn’t mind the insult.
“He was laughing about it,” Dylan says. “This is all just fun to him. He’s been in the public eye for a lot. He doesn’t take anything too serious. He’s been super supportive of it all.”
Zac also didn’t give Dylan any advice before he stepped more into the spotlight onThe Traitors.
“Zac’s an actor. If I was going into act for something, he would be the first one to give me some tips, but this is a different realm,” Dylan explains. “This is more towards social media, which I do. So Zac showing his support was all I needed, but he’s not going to give me tips because he has no idea how these shows work.”
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