The BBC has confirmed the cast for the first-ever celebrity edition of The Traitors UK, set to air in Autumn 2025 on BBC One and iPlayer. Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the show will feature 19 celebrities competing in a game of deceit and betrayal to win up to £100,000 for their chosen charities. Filming is currently underway in Scotland.

The celebrity lineup includes a mix of actors, comedians, singers, athletes, and reality stars. Among the confirmed participants are actress Ruth Codd, known for her roles in Netflix series such as The Midnight Club and The Fall of the House of Usher, and actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry. Codd also has a significant following on TikTok.

Other notable names joining the cast are singer Charlotte Church, TV presenter Kate Garraway, comedian Alan Carr, actress Celia Imrie, singer Cat Burns, Olympian Tom Daley, former England rugby star Joe Marler, presenter Jonathan Ross, and singer Paloma Faith. The cast also includes Eastenders star Tameka Empson, Shetland star Mark Bonnar, broadcaster Clare Balding, TV star Lucy Beaumont, filmmaker and historian David Olusoga, comedians Nick Mohammed and Joe Wilkinson, and influencer Niko Omilana.

The celebrities will be divided into Traitors and Faithfuls, engaging in challenges and attempting to identify the traitors among them. The grand prize will be donated to the winning celebrity's charity of choice, adding a charitable element to the competition. The format follows the established Traitors structure, with the potential for a traitor to win all the money if they reach the final undetected.