The Celebrity Traitors finale will air on Friday, October 30 at 8pm on BBC One, with the winner or winners crowned in a feature-length edition that marks a significant change from previous series.
The tenth and final episode of the series is confirmed to have a run time of around one hour and 20 minutes, meaning the victors will be named at approximately 9.20pm. Fans can also watch live or catch up later via BBC iPlayer.
Feature-Length Final and Companion Show
According to the programme description, the players will face "an explosive" final mission. The extended runtime is a notable shift for the show's closing instalment.
Following the final, a 40-minute episode of companion series The Celebrity Traitors Uncloaked will air, with host Ed Gamble reacting to the events alongside Claudia Winkleman and other celebrity players.
Two Traitors Remain After Shock Confession
Comedian and podcaster James Acaster unexpectedly confessed to being a recruited Traitor after being cornered during a Round Table, exiting the game and potentially turning it on its head. Presenter Claudia Winkleman will once again introduce the closing stages, which typically include a banishment where contestants do not discover their true roles.
Only two Traitors remain in the line-up: Love Island host Maya Jama and YouTuber King Kenny. If either stays until players choose to end the game, they will take all the prize money in the pot.
The remaining Faithfuls must oust them to have a chance of sharing the cash for their charities. Those still in contention are actor Michael Sheen, musician James Blunt, singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actor Sebastian (Bash) Croft. The series follows comedian Alan Carr's victory in the previous year.
