The Traitors: Last News

Finnish Traitors contestant Janne Puhakka, was tragically found dead at his home on Sunday 13 October. Finnish newspaper Ilta-Sanomat previously reported that Janne's case was being treated as a murder, with a suspect detained on the scene on suspicion of shooting Janne. Now, the police have said that Janne was shot twice by his former partner, Rolf Nordmo.

Following the success of mother-son duo Ross and Diane in the second series of The Traitors, it looks like the producers of the hit show known for its deceit and treachery are looking for another family for the celebrity version of the series. Celebrity Traitors is expected to film in early 2025, and BBC bosses are currently recruiting famous names for the show, with Daisy May Cooper and her brother Charlie reported to have been approached.

The Traitors winner Harry Clark has reportedly been booted off the upcoming series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, after being caught in a lie by the trainers.The former British Army engineer, 23, managed to successfully deceive everyone on the hit BBC One show earlier this year, and his manipulation managed to secure him the £95,000 cash prize. However, it's now been claimed that Harry failed to convince the elite team of special forces soldiers, like Jason Fox and Mark ‘Billy’ Billingham, when he reached the show's famous interrogation round, with sources telling The Sun he was then booted off the course after being exposed.

We've grown used to seeing Claudia Winkleman steal the show on Saturday night's at the Strictly ballroom, and expertly guiding sometimes hapless contestants on The Traitors. But despite her professionalism, the 52 year old telly favourite once recalled a hilarious incident where her hosting skills on her "dream job" weren't quite up to scratch.The London-born star, who found fame in the 90s on shows like Talking Telephone Numbers alongside Phillip Schofield, and the ITV dating show God's Gift, told The Telegraph back in 2010 that the incident happened when she was presenting the Arts Show on BBC Radio 2.

The Finnish version of The Traitors has been postponed airing the series finale after the death of one of the contestants. Janne Puhakka, 29, was found dead at his home last Sunday evening. Janne, Finland’s first openly gay ice hockey player, was found dead at his home.

The Traitors has announced an exciting new spin off as an Indian version of the hit show is all set to air next year.The series has already been a huge hit in the UK, with various international versions in Australia, United States, Canada, New Zealand and Sweden and now it's heading to Asia. It will be hosted by critcially-acclaimed director Karan Johar, who has helmed many Hindi-language films, including My Name is Khan and most recently, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani.The description of the show reads: "Vying for the grand cash prize, 20 players will compete in the ultimate game of trust and deception, to unmask the traitors from amongst them." It is said to be set inside a royal palace, unlike the UK and US versions, which are set at Andross Castle in Scotland.

The bosses of The Traitors are on the hunt for a famous couple to feature in their celebrity spin-off.The BBC is working on a star-studded version of the game show, known for its deceit and treachery, hosted by Claudia Winkleman. Producers are keen to secure a celeb duo similar to mother-and-son pair Diane and Ross from the recent civilian series.

Ricky Gervais has denied reports that he will be making an appearance in a celebrity edition of The Traitors.Earlier this month, the BBC confirmed plans for a celebrity version of the show, which is due to air before the return of the regular series next year.According to The Sun, Gervais was at the top of producers’ wish list for the forthcoming series. Other names in the frame included Jonathan Ross and Friends star Courteney Cox.But the comedian and actor has now responded on X/Twitter, writing: “I love the show and I’m very flattered, but it won’t happen.

BBC has announced a celebrity version of The Traitors, and has confirmed the regular format of the show will return for a fourth season.Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the reality series sees contestants compete for a prize fund worth up to £120,000 at a castle in the Scottish Highlands.As they arrive at the castle, a small number are selected to be ‘Traitors’ who have to eliminate the ‘Faithful’ contestants to claim the prize. However, if the latter manage to work out and banish the deceitful contestants through daily roundtable meetings, they win the cash prize instead.There have been two seasons of the show broadcast so far, and before the previously-commissioned third season airs – expected to be in early 2025 – the BBC has said the first ever celebrity version will be hitting the airwaves.The Corporation’s head of entertainment Kalpna Patel-Knight has said: “The Traitors has well and truly established itself as an unmissable highlight of the year and the news of a fourth outing, alongside a brand new celebrity version coming to the BBC, will take the series to a whole new level.

Great news for The Traitors fans as the BBC has officially confirmed an "unmissable" celebrity edition is in the works, after months of speculation.The news was announced at Edinburgh Fringe Festival on Thursday August 22, as the nine-part series will be dropping on BBC and iPlayer after season 3, which has already been filmed in the Scottish Highlands with host Claudia Winkelman. That's not all, the highly successful show, saw phenomenal growth with 46m views on BBC iPlayer and an average of 8.1m views per episode, has also been commissioned for series 4, which will begin filming in 2025.The celebrity version will also begin filming in 2025, as the line-up is yet to be announced.

Having spoken to Alan Cumming about “The Traitors” multiple times, we’re happy to report he seems more excited about the breakout Peacock series than ever. Perhaps it’s earning an Emmy nomination for hosting the series or maybe he’s still giddy over what occurs during the recently filmed season three.

It's been a tough time for Rebekah Vardy after being catapulted into the celebrity court case of the decade - the infamous and so-called Wagatha Christie dispute in 2022 - when she sued fellow WAG Coleen Rooney for libel. Coleen, 38, had accused the Leicester City WAG - who she described as “someone who I trusted” - of “consistently informing” a national newspaper about things she’d been posting on her private social media account.

Cloaked celebrities return to the legendary Scottish castle for a game of detection, backstabbing as The Traitors returns for a brand-new series.The second American season of the show will air on BBC Three next week - beginning on Wednesday 12 June. Alan Cumming will take Claudia Winkleman’s place as host and will welcome 22 contestants to compete in games and gruelling roundtables all in the hope of winning a cash prize. As it’s the US series, most of the celebrities won’t be well-known to a UK audience.

Claudia Winkleman looks incredible in the second series of The Piano on Channel 4, even though she famously ‘hates exercise.’ The 52-year old looks better than ever in her hosting role alongside Mika and Lang Lang, and despite trying to avoid exercise at all costs, she credits her long-lasting good looks to her gym classes, the braces she got later in life, and taking afternoon naps. She also — although dermatologists may advise otherwise — refuses to drink water. Regardless of her animosity towards the gym, Claudia has admitted to dragging herself to workout classes to maintain her toned legs and arms.

Fans of The Traitors were left gobsmacked as a familiar face from the show's first series announced they're jetting off to Love Island USA. Instagram was buzzing when the reality TV alum showed up in his swimwear, causing quite the stir. Aaron Evans, who clinched victory in the inaugural season of The Traitors, hosted by Strictly’s Claudia Winkleman, is set to spice things up on Love Island USA this year.The American spin-off of the hit dating show is kicking off its sixth season next week on Peacock, with a fresh batch of singles ready to mingle in the Fijian villa.

Harry Clark, the winner of the second series of BBC's The Traitors has powerfully opened up about being "in the darkest place" two years ago and having thoughts of ending his own life.The 23 year old ex-Lance Corporal, who became a familiar face after securing the BBC game show in January, confessed to hitting "rock bottom" in a new interview with The Mirror. Aimed at using his newfound fame as a platform, Harry has since revealed he's passionate about supporting young people struggling with mental health issues, and wants to use his newfound fame to help support others in need. Since his £95,000 win, life has certainly been a whirlwind for Harry with the star having left the military life behind him, chased a TV career, shown up on Comic Relief, and even signed up with a showbiz agency! But despite his quick rise to stardom, Harry insists he'll remain level-headed after experiencing extreme lows.

BBC The Traitors star Charlotte Chilton has announced that she is pregnant with a 'miracle baby' after suffering seven devastating miscarriages.The 32 year old shared the happy news on Instagram as she posted a selection of smiling snaps, as well as some that showed off her growing baby bump. In the final snap, Charlotte's baby scan could be seen.

Michaela Strachan has opened up on the tragic death of her best friend, who died 10 years after her own shock diagnosis. The 57 year old animal lover, lives happily in South Africa with her partner Nick Chevallier - a wildlife director and cameraman - and their 18 year old son, Nick. But in 2014, Michaela’s world was turned upside down when she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a double mastectomy, at 48 years old.

The Traitors have allegedly plotted to cheat their way to victory using a “secret code”.According to a report by The Sun, a number of Traitor and Faithful hopefuls have formed group chats to communicate code words to each other ahead of the forthcoming season.£120,000 will be up for grabs, with a handful of Traitor once again attempting to mislead and and murder their fellow 22 contestants.Applicants for the forthcoming season are said to be in the second round of interviews, but Studio Lambert, who produce the show, have reportedly been informed that some of those candidates had been conspiring to win the game together.“The group chats spoke about using code words,” an anonymous source told The Sun. “If they were chosen as a Traitor, they were going to say ‘I’m feeling hotter than usual today, anyone else?’ Traitors would answer ‘yes’, Faithfuls ‘no.’”“They agreed to split the prize pot.

BBC The Traitors' star Harry Clark has admitted that the show took its toll on his health.The 23 year old, who won a whopping £95,150 in the final, said he had to keep reminding himself 'why he was there', because it got so tough. Harry, who tricked his pal Mollie Pierce into thinking he was on her side when he was actually a traitor, told the Tom Dean Medal Machine podcast: "At the start of The Traitors, I would remind myself why I'm here every three or four days." But by the end, he said he was having to do this every five minutes because it was so hard.

The Traitors star Jasmine Boatswain has said that the “hate” that she has received on social media has left her scared to leave her house.The 26-year-old Londoner made it to the semi-finals of the recent season of the show, but in a new interview with the BBC, she has disclosed that the impact of the negative feedback online left her “really, really low”.“I was exposed to a lot of hate on social media,” she said. “Seeing what people had to say about me definitely did affect how I felt about myself, which I felt was a bit of a shame really, because it was an exciting time.”She went on to explain that after reading comments on social media, she assumed that everyone on the streets who recognised her would “hate” her.“And I didn’t want to leave the house because of that.