The Celebrity Traitors - Everything you need to know
The fingerless gloves are ON as Claudia Winkleman returns to The Traitors castle with an all-star cast who are ready to play the ultimate game of deceit and betrayal.
Here's everything you need to know about The Celebrity Traitors...
When is The Celebrity Traitors on TV and BBC iPlayer?
The Celebrity Traitors is coming to BBC One and iPlayer in autumn 2025 and host Claudia Winkleman promises the nine-part series will put the celebrity contestants through their paces!
Meet The Celebrity Traitors contestants
Joining Claudia in the castle are:
Alan Carr - Comedian
Cat Burns – Singer/Songwriter
Celia Imrie – Actor
Charlotte Church – Singer/Activist
Clare Balding - Broadcaster and Author
David Olusoga - Historian and Filmmaker
Joe Marler – Former England Rugby Player and Podcaster
Joe Wilkinson - Comedian
Jonathan Ross - Presenter
Kate Garraway - Broadcaster
Lucy Beaumont - Comedian
Mark Bonnar - Actor
Nick Mohammed - Actor and Comedian
Niko Omilana - Content Creator
Paloma Faith - Singer/Songwriter and Actor
Ruth Codd - Actor
Stephen Fry - Actor, Writer, Presenter
Tameka Empson – Actor and Comedian
Tom Daley – Olympian, Author, Broadcaster and Entrepreneur
What's The Celebrity Traitors prize?
We're used to seeing Faithfuls and Traitors playing to win for themselves or their loved ones, but the celebrities will play the ultimate game of detection, backstabbing and trust, in the hope of winning a cash prize up to £100,000 for a charity of their choice.
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