The BBC has confirmed that the hit reality competition, The Celebrity Traitors, will be back on our screens for a second series in 2026.
This exciting announcement comes hot on the heels of a phenomenally successful first season, which concluded with comedian Alan Carr being crowned the ultimate 'Faithful' and breaking down in tears at the final round table.
Record-Breaking Viewership and a Charitable Win
The inaugural series of The Celebrity Traitors proved to be a massive ratings hit for the broadcaster. The launch episode captivated the nation, pulling in an impressive 14.8 million views.
The climactic final, which saw Alan Carr's emotional victory, maintained huge audience interest, averaging 11.1 million viewers. Carr's win secured a hefty £87,500 prize for his chosen charity.
BBC Executives Hail a Nation-Uniting Show
Kalpna Patel-Knight, the Head of Entertainment at the BBC, heaped praise on the series. She stated that the show had managed to captivate the nation and succeeded in bringing record numbers of people together for a shared television event.
Fans will also be delighted to know that the companion programme, The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked, will also be making a comeback. Platform Media has been confirmed to produce new episodes of the behind-the-scenes show.
