Celebrity Traitors might feature an all-star cast but their famous names haven’t kept them safe at the famous castle. Just like in the regular version, the Traitors have claimed plenty of victims in this very first BBC spin-off.
The stars have also taken plenty of frustrating trips to the roundtable throughout the season. Despite being six episodes into the debut season, the faithful have yet to capture a single traitor.
Celebrity Traitors will return on October 29 to kick-start its penultimate week - with the final just around the corner. Out of the original 19 contestants, ten have already gone.
But which of the stars have been shown the door at the Traitors Castle already? See the full list.
Viewers were left divided by the ‘twist of fate’ to break the double deadlock at the roundtable last week. It was the very first time that the ‘chests of chance’ were used on the Traitors.
13. Celia Imrie – murdered
Acting legend Celia Imrie is trading the big screen for the Traitors Castle. She is best known for her roles in movies like the Bridget Jones series, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, and most recently The Thursday Murder Club. She was the seventh faithful to be murdered - killed in plain sight by Alan Carr at the dinner party. | BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem Photo: BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem
14. Kate Garraway - banished
A fixture on morning TV for years, Kate Garraway was a co-host of GMTV from 2000 to 2010, before presenting on ITV’s Daybreak until 2014. She can currently be seen on Good Morning Britain. She was the seventh player to be banished - and was a faithful. | BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem Photo: BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem
15. Nick Mohammed - Faithful
Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed is part of the cast of the inaugural Celebrity Traitors. He was a host on BBC Proms this summer. | BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem Photo: BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem
16. Joe Marler – Faithful
Rugby fans will remember Joe Marler from his time with England national team, The British & Irish Lions, and Harlequins. Away from the pitch he hosts the Joe Marler’s Things People Do podcast. | BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem Photo: BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/Matt Burlem