Celebrity Traitors tease first all-star mission ahead of first episode – and it involves Claudia
THE BBC have teased the first all-star mission on tonight’s Celebrity Traitors – and it involves Claudia Winkleman. Fans have been counting down the days until the popular show’s return. And they don’t have long to wait as Celebrity Traitors will be back on our screens tonight at 8:00pm. The likes of Maya Jama, Richard E. Grant, Romesh Ranganathan, Sharon Rooney and Leigh-Anne Pinnock are amongst those taking part this year. A first look of the highly anticipated first instalment has dropped – and host Claudia is back looking as fabulous as ever. In one snap the presenter wowed in a tartan two-piece, chunky boots and a brown bomber jacket as she stood in front of a stunning backdrop. More on Celebrity Traitors And a glimpse of what looks like the first challenge has also been shared. There are also two abandoned ships in the same place that the former Strictly star posed for pictures. And if you look carefully in front of them, a piece of wood with the writing ‘Lady Claudia’ can be seen on the floor. It is not known what the challenge will entail, but what we do know for sure is that it will be great to see the famous faces be put to the test. Most read in TV In a set of moody snaps, Claudia looks incredible in her iconic black cape, but this time has added a pop of colour with leather fingerless gloves. 21 household names are swapping their day jobs for the damp Scottish Highlands to play television’s ultimate game of trust and deceit. Michael Sheen, Ross Kemp, Hannah Fry, Joanna McNally, Amol Rajan, James Acaster and Richard E. Grant. They will be joined by Bella Ramsey, James Blunt, Jerry Hall, Joe Lycett, Julie Hesmondhalgh and King Kenny. Leigh-Anne Pinnock is also on the line-up alongside Maya Jama, Miranda Hart, Myha’la, Rob Beckett, Romesh Ranganathan, Sebastian Croft and Sharon Rooney. The Traitors hit our screens in 2022 and has had four successful series. The celebrity version premiered last year and was won by Alan Carr.