The BBC has confirmed receiving complaints from viewers unhappy with the charities chosen by Celebrity Traitors winners Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft
The pair won £83,000, donating their shares to the Refugee Council and Choose Love, which supports refugees
The choices prompted criticism online, including claims of BBC bias, while the winners defended their decisions and said the debate had raised awareness of vulnerable people
Broadcaster and podcast host Richard Osman dismissed the backlash, arguing that the celebrities should be free to support causes they believe in.