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The Irish Sun
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Celeb Traitors fans convinced THREE more stars will join series including famous comedian as line-up is revealed
FANS of The Celebrity Traitors have been left convinced that there are THREE more celebrities yet to be unveiled ahead of the first series. The Sun 7 The cast for the first series of Celeb Traitors has been officially unveiled Credit: BBC 7 But fans think more stars, including Ed Gamble, could be on the cast Credit: BBC 7 Could Bob Mortimer also be a late arrival? Credit: Getty The The Sun confirmed the 19 celebrities who would be entering the castle on Day 1 but eagle-eyed fans have insisted there needs to be 22 players for the show and have speculated they could arrive later on into the game. Moreover, they think they have also worked out the stars hiding in plain sight from the line-up. Read More on Celeb Traitors One star that fans think could be making an appearance is comedian, Bob Mortimer. The TV favourite was heavily rumoured to be taking part in the show but when his name failed to materialise on the line-up, fans have now been left convinced he could rock up as a later arrival. Writing on Reddit, one fan said: "I wouldn't be surprised if someone like Bob Mortimer was introduced late on, once the others have arrived at the castle." As another echoed: "They should just chuck him a wild card, so nobody actually knows what he's doing!" Most read in Reality Elsewhere, fans think that The Traitors spin-off show host Ed Gamble could also be taking part in the game. The comedian took a mystery two-week break from his Radio X show for the exact same weeks that filming for the reality TV show took place in Scotland sparking some speculation he could secretly be a part of the cast. Celebrity Traitors 2025: Meet the Full Cast Line-up One theorised: "I have very strong suspicions that Ed Gamble is the missing cast member." As another jumped in to point out: "He's was missing from his Radio X show for 2 weeks with no mention of holidays (which is usually a big topic) and just some vague mention of "doing another thing'. So Traitors was my first thought. "He was mysteriously absent the last week of April and first week of May and then back doing the show on Sunday 11th. They had a planned stand in trailed in advance so it wasn't like a sudden illness either." Whilst another name suggested is RuPaul's Drag Race UK star Tayce. 7 Speculation is rife that Drag Race UK star Tayce could be another latecomer Credit: BBC 7 A first-look trailer saw the celeb portraits for the first time Credit: BBC Fans were left surprised to see the BBC competition show's stars had seemingly been snubbed from the programme but could last year's Strictly Xmas special winner Tayce be entering the castle late? One fan quipped before suggesting Tayce: "[The] Lack of UK Drag Race queens is disappointing." The 19 stars who will be starting the show are formed of actor Stephen Fry, comedian Alan Carr, Ted Lasso star They will be joined by historian David Olusoga, YouTube star Niko Omilana, Line of Duty actor Mark Bonner, talk show host Jonathan Ross and comedian Joe Wilkinson. TV presenter Clare Balding, comedy star Completing the line-up are legendary actress Celia Imrie, singer 7 Tom Daley is on the cast this year Credit: Getty 7 Celia Imrie will also be hoping to impress Credit: Getty
Yahoo
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'Drag Race' stars melt down over UK Supreme Court's landmark ruling on legal definition of woman
The UK Supreme Court's landmark ruling limiting the definition of a woman to biological sex stirred outrage among the stars of BBC's "RuPaul's Drag Race UK," who pledged to "fight back" against the decision they say will "marginalize" the transgender community. "The fight back starts today," season one runner-up Divina De Campo wrote in an X post last Wednesday, adding, "We will not go back into the shadows to make you comfortable. F--- all the way off." LGBTQ+ news outlet PinkNews reported on season two finalist Tayce's rage expressed through Instagram with posts calling the UK Supreme Court a "POS [piece of s---]" while voicing solidarity with affected "trans brothers and sisters." Uk Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling On Legal Definition Of Woman "Nothing or no-one can erase YOU," one post read in part. The UK court of five judges gave the unanimous ruling last Wednesday, meaning, under the UK Equality Act, biological males identifying as women can be excluded from spaces reserved solely for women – including changing rooms, homeless shelters, swimming areas and medical or counseling services. Read On The Fox News App The ruling means that even a transgender person with a certificate that recognizes them as female can lawfully be excluded from such specific single-sex spaces. However, Justice Patrick Hodge said the court's ruling "does not remove protection from trans people," who are "protected from discrimination on the ground of gender reassignment." Federal Judge Rules Against Parents Seeking To Protest Transgender Athletes With Wristband Trans activists like "Drag Race: UK vs. the World" winner Tia Kofi also reacted to the court's decision, PinkNews reported, with multiple stories directly addressing the camera. "We, now more than ever, must be allies to the trans community. It cannot just be trans people who are expected to raise their voices to fight for their own existence," Kofi declared in one posting. While the decision was met with resistance from transgender activists, women's rights activists like "Harry Potter" author JK Rowling celebrated the outcome. Transgender Activist Claims 'Science Is On Our Side' While Pushing Democrats To Fight Back On The Issue "Everyone knows what sex is and you can't change it," said For Women Scotland co-director Susan Smith, whose organization brought the case. "It's common sense, basic common sense and the fact that we have been down a rabbit hole where people have tried to deny science and to deny reality and hopefully this will now see us back to, back to reality." Fox News' Stephen Sorace contributed to this article source: 'Drag Race' stars melt down over UK Supreme Court's landmark ruling on legal definition of woman
Fox News
21-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
'Drag Race' stars melt down over UK Supreme Court's landmark ruling on legal definition of woman
The UK Supreme Court's landmark ruling limiting the definition of a woman to biological sex stirred outrage among the stars of BBC's "RuPaul's Drag Race UK," who pledged to "fight back" against the decision they say will "marginalize" the transgender community. "The fight back starts today," season one runner-up Divina De Campo wrote in an X post last Wednesday, adding, "We will not go back into the shadows to make you comfortable. F--- all the way off." LGBTQ+ news outlet PinkNews reported on season two finalist Tayce's rage expressed through Instagram with posts calling the UK Supreme Court a "POS [piece of s---]" while voicing solidarity with affected "trans brothers and sisters." "Nothing or no-one can erase YOU," one post read in part. The UK court of five judges gave the unanimous ruling last Wednesday, meaning, under the UK Equality Act, biological males identifying as women can be excluded from spaces reserved solely for women – including changing rooms, homeless shelters, swimming areas and medical or counseling services. The ruling means that even a transgender person with a certificate that recognizes them as female can lawfully be excluded from such specific single-sex spaces. However, Justice Patrick Hodge said the court's ruling "does not remove protection from trans people," who are "protected from discrimination on the ground of gender reassignment." Trans activists like "Drag Race: UK vs. the World" winner Tia Kofi also reacted to the court's decision, PinkNews reported, with multiple stories directly addressing the camera. "We, now more than ever, must be allies to the trans community. It cannot just be trans people who are expected to raise their voices to fight for their own existence," Kofi declared in one posting. While the decision was met with resistance from transgender activists, women's rights activists like "Harry Potter" author JK Rowling celebrated the outcome. "Everyone knows what sex is and you can't change it," said For Women Scotland co-director Susan Smith, whose organization brought the case. "It's common sense, basic common sense and the fact that we have been down a rabbit hole where people have tried to deny science and to deny reality and hopefully this will now see us back to, back to reality."
