Prince William has revealed that the hit BBC show The Traitors is a 'big treat' for him, his wife Kate, and their children. The Prince of Wales made the comment while presenting TV executive Stephen Lambert with an OBE at Windsor Castle.
Lambert, the founder of Studio Lambert which produces The Traitors, said William told him the family was 'very much looking forward' to watching the celebrity version of the show, which launches tonight. 'He said it was going to be a big treat for them and probably for the nation,' Lambert added.
The Celebrity Traitors features 19 famous faces including Alan Carr, Tom Daley, and Stephen Fry. The show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, sees contestants try to identify the traitors among them while completing challenges to build a prize fund.
Lambert said the celebrities approached the game with 'great seriousness' and that the team was 'blown away' by the quality of participants. He attributed the show's success to the 'licence to lie' given to traitors, comparing it to poker, and the dramatic irony for viewers.
Studio Lambert is also behind Gogglebox, Race Across The World, and Squid Game: The Challenge. Lambert began his career at the BBC in the 1980s and founded Studio Lambert in 2008.
