The Celebrity Traitors series 2 concludes with its final episode on Friday, October 30 at 8pm on BBC One, with two Traitors and five Faithfuls still in contention for the prize fund.
The tenth and final instalment of the BBC programme follows four weeks of betrayals, votes and murders. The second-to-last episode delivered one of the most dramatic moments of the series when comedian James Acaster admitted to being a recruited Traitor during a Round Table confrontation and was eliminated.
Host Claudia Winkleman returns to oversee the game's final stages, which typically include a banishment where contestants must rely on intuition and detective skills to identify any surviving Traitors.
When and How to Watch the Finale
The finale is an extended feature-length edition, a notable change from earlier series. It is expected to run approximately one hour and 20 minutes, with the winner or winners revealed around 9.20pm.
Viewers can watch live on BBC One or stream it afterwards on iPlayer. The finale will be followed by a 40-minute episode of companion show The Celebrity Traitors Uncloaked, hosted by Ed Gamble, who will discuss the final with Winkleman and fellow celebrity contestants.
Who Remains in the Competition
Following Acaster's departure, two Traitors remain: Love Island presenter Maya Jama and YouTuber King Kenny. If either survives when contestants choose to end the game, they will claim the entire prize fund.
The surviving Faithfuls must eliminate the Traitors to have any chance of dividing the money among their chosen charities. This group includes actor Michael Sheen, musician James Blunt, singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actor Sebastian (Bash) Croft.
The Celebrity Traitors is available to catch up on BBC iPlayer.
