Celebrity Traitors will return for a second series on BBC One and iPlayer following a phenomenal debut that has captivated the nation and has broken audience records. Made by Studio Lambert Scotland and with Claudia Winkleman once again at the helm, the now iconic Ardross Castle will host a new group of star-studded schemers in 2026 as the ultimate game of trust and treachery returns. 

Everyone thought Traitors wouldn't be as good with celebrities, but it's almost better. Because there isn't that extra thing about people who really need the money, trying to win the money. The money is going to charity, so it's kind of more cutthroat, but almost more of a straightforward game. You're not feeling sorry for someone who needs some money. It's going to a good cause, so all the gloves are off. The characters are brilliant.

The star-studded one-off The Traitors: Live Experience event, presented by Claudia Winkleman, has launched today for fans of the hit TV show to take on their own treacherous game of deceit and loyalty alongside former players and celebrity fans - all to raise funds for Comic Relief.   

A number of comedians have been named in the line-up of Celebrity Traitors, coming to the BBC.

19 celebrities have been named on the Traitors Facebook page. They are as follows: