Hollywood megastar Ryan Reynolds has sent fans into a frenzy with his highly-anticipated appearance on BBC's Celebrity Traitors, while simultaneously dropping exciting hints about the future of Wrexham AFC.
The Deadpool actor, who co-owns the Welsh football club with Rob McElhenney, revealed his participation came with one very specific condition that left producers surprised.
Behind the Scenes of Celebrity Traitors
Reynolds confessed he initially hesitated when approached for the popular reality show, known for its psychological games and backstabbing contestants. "I said I would only do it if I could be myself," the actor revealed during a recent interview.
The production team agreed to his unusual request, allowing Reynolds to bring his authentic personality to the dramatic competition. Insiders suggest his appearance has already generated some of the most memorable moments in the show's history.
Wrexham Connection Creates Buzz
While filming Celebrity Traitors, Reynolds couldn't resist bringing his passion for Wrexham AFC into conversations with fellow celebrities. Sources close to the production revealed he frequently discussed the club's journey and future ambitions between takes.
"Ryan's enthusiasm for Wrexham is infectious," one crew member shared. "He was constantly talking about the team's progress and their incredible supporters, even when cameras weren't rolling."
What's Next for Wrexham AFC?
The Hollywood owner dropped tantalising hints about upcoming developments at the Racecourse Ground, suggesting significant announcements are on the horizon. While remaining coy about specific details, Reynolds promised "exciting things" for the club and its loyal fanbase.
This television appearance marks another strategic move in Reynolds and McElhenney's masterplan to elevate Wrexham's profile globally. Their documentary series "Welcome to Wrexham" has already brought international attention to the historic club.
Fans can expect Reynolds' Celebrity Traitors episode to deliver both entertainment value and subtle promotion for the Welsh football club, continuing the owners' innovative approach to sports management and marketing.
