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Isla HartleyBy Isla Hartley · Sports Reporter · May 2, 2026

The BBC has confirmed a star-studded lineup for the second series of Celebrity Traitors, featuring 21 celebrities including actors, comedians, and musicians. Filming will take place at Ardross Castle in the stunning Scottish Highlands, with the show expected to air in autumn 2026.

The first series of Celebrity Traitors was a significant success, leading to its renewal for multiple seasons. The inaugural run captivated viewers, achieving a peak audience of 15.4 million. Claudia Winkleman will return as host, guiding contestants through deception and strategy.

Key details about the new series:

  • The series will feature a diverse cast: 10 actors, 5 comedians, 3 TV presenters, 2 pop stars, and 1 social media influencer.
  • Contestants include notable names like Bella Ramsey, known for her roles in Game of Thrones and The Last of Us.
  • The show promises charity donations again, with a potential jackpot of £100,000.

Stephen Lambert remarked on the show’s impact: “The Traitors has become a genuine television phenomenon across the world, but especially in the UK.” This sentiment reflects the excitement surrounding its return.

Filming at Ardross Castle will bring back the atmospheric tension that defined the first season. The BBC stated: “Made by Studio Lambert Scotland, The Traitors and The Celebrity Traitors will continue to promise audiences even more twists, turns, secrets…” It seems viewers can expect plenty of surprises this time around.

As fans eagerly await more details about challenges and celebrity dynamics, one thing is clear: reality TV continues to thrive with innovative formats like Celebrity Traitors. The new series is set to deliver even more entertainment while contributing to charitable causes.

Isla Hartley

Isla Hartley

Sports Reporter

Isla Hartley is a Sports Reporter at NewsUK. She covered the British summer of sport from Wimbledon to the Test grounds. She focuses on tennis, cricket and athletics and is known for clear, deadline-driven reporting. She holds a degree in Sports Studies from the University of Stirling and completed an NCTJ diploma. Now based in Glasgow, she runs half-marathons and follows Scottish athletics. “The overlooked athlete usually has the better story.”

Isla Hartley is a Sports Reporter at NewsUK. She covered the British summer of sport from Wimbledon to the Test grounds. She focuses on tennis, cricket and athletics and is known for clear, deadline-driven reporting. She holds a degree in Sports Studies from the University of Stirling and completed an NCTJ diploma. Now based in Glasgow, she runs half-marathons and follows Scottish athletics. “The overlooked athlete usually has the better story.”

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