We’re now nearing the end of the second series of Celebrity Traitors, with just one twisty episodes left.
The first series was one of the most talked-about shows of 2025, seeing Traitor Alan Carr scheming his way to a memorable victory after somehow outwitting an all-star cast featuring a host of famous faces including Stephen Fry, Celia Imrie, Jonathan Ross and Nick Mohammed.
A total of 21 famous faces entered the Traitors Castle in Scotland this time hoping to win a big cash prize for their nominated charity.
And there has been no shortage of memorable moments, starting with Richard E. Grant being the first person banished after immediately confessing he was a Traitor.
Professor Hannah Fry became the second Traitor to fall, while Faithfuls Amal Rajan, Myha’la, Bella Ramsey, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Rob Beckett, Joe Lycett, Ross Kemp, Jerry Hall and Miranda Hart were all either banished or murdered.
And yesterday’s penultimate episode was arguably the most dramatic of all, with Joanne McNally banished after Traitor King Kenny belatedly switched his vote from Sharon Rooney - only to later help murder the Scottish actress in the Turret shortly afterwards.
That left eight celebrities left, with that number reduced to just seven after comedian James Acaster confessed to being a Traitor after being grilled by Michael Sheen and was promptely banished.
There are now five Faithfuls and two Traitors left in the game, and for the first time the Faithful seem to have the advantage - although all that could still change.
Here’s who is most, and least, likely to win the final, according to the experts at ActionNetwork.com ranked.
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5. Michael Sheen - 9/1
Welsh actor Michael Sheen is the favourite to be the final Faithful to be murdered by the Traitors - folowing his solo takedown of James Acaster. That means he's now 9/1 for the win after being one of the favourites for the majority of the series. | CREDIT LINE:BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry