Celebrity Traitors cast ‘give away' spoilers – amid claims Lucy Beaumont already told fans massive twist before airing
Viewers will see a star-studded line-up play the popular game of mystery and deception.
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Fans have already been sharing online theories ahead of the launch date.
Reddit users claimed comedian Lucy Beaumont revealed her placement at a stand-up gig.
The 41-year-old allegedly said she was "murdered" on the show "during the middle of the game".
As of now, this remains unconfirmed speculation - and Lucy may well have been joking with the audience.
The Sun has contacted Celebrity Traitors and Lucy's representatives for comment.
Another user highlighted the cast's Instagram follows - and how that impacts star Celia Imrie.
They added: "I'm also gonna lock in Celia as a prediction for first murder/banishment since she is followed by seven of the cast but does not follow anyone but Alan and Clare."
In April, The Sun revealed all 19 stars set to take part in Celebrity Traitors.
The cast was officially confirmed the following month, with early names in the mix - such as Clare Balding, Stephen Fry and Tom Daley - were officially confirmed.
The line-up also includes Kate Garraway, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr, Paloma Faith, Charlotte Church and Nick Mohammed.
BBC confirms full Celebrity Traitors line up in first look picture & reveals when it'll hit screens
Other names taking part include Mark Bonnar, Joe Marler, Ruth Codd, Niko Omilana, Joe Wilkinson and Tameka Empson.
Rounding out the all-star group are David Olusoga and Cat Burns.
Meanwhile, it has been confirmed Celebrity Traitors will return for a second outing - before the first has even aired.
A TV source told The Sun: 'The BBC has quietly ordered a second series of the celebrity spin-off, months before the first one airs this Autumn.
"It just proves how confident they are that the celeb version is going to be a huge hit.
"They haven't seen the viewer reaction yet but bosses have watched early edits of the first series now that filming has wrapped and it's exceeded all their wildest expectations.
"They are thrilled with it and hastily commissioned another run.
"The booker team are already at work scouting big showbiz names for the next line-up - they have set themselves the goal of booking even bigger A-listers than they got for the first series.
"They have their work cut out for them but stars are clamoring to head to the castle, so it shouldn't be too difficult.
"This is the show they all want to be on.'
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