Celebrity Traitors 2 cast: Who are this year's 'big dogs' and dark horses?
He believes Beckett, 40, is "just as easily going to be on my side as he is going to twist the knife in my back given the opportunity".One of the nation's other most celebrated comics, Miranda Hart will no doubt be a big personality among the group. In her self-titled sitcom, she starred as an awkward, accident-prone shopkeeper. Her popular podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me is full of gossip, oversharing and comic bickering - music to the ears of the Traitors producers, no doubt.Her stand-up is confessional and brutally honest.
- ▪He believes Beckett, 40, is "just as easily going to be on my side as he is going to twist the knife in my back given the opportunity".One of the nation's other most celebrated comics, Miranda Hart will no doubt be a big personality among t
- ▪In her self-titled sitcom, she starred as an awkward, accident-prone shopkeeper.
- ▪Her popular podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me is full of gossip, oversharing and comic bickering - music to the ears of the Traitors producers, no doubt.Her stand-up is confessional and brutally honest.
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Celebrity Traitors 2 cast: Who are this year's 'big dogs' and dark horses?Image caption, The winning celeb will score £100,000 for their chosen charityByPaul GlynnCulture reporterPublished1 hour agoCelebrity Traitors returns next week for a second round of deception and amateur detective work.Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the Traitors castle will welcome 21 new celebrities on Thursday, as a group of famous "faithfuls" attempts to work out which among them are - and perhaps, always have been - "traitors", secretly murdering contestants each night.Last year's show provided Bafta's most memorable TV moment - an award voted for by the British public - when traitor Alan Carr broke down in tears at the end of the final having bluffed his way to a win by hiding in plain sight.Let's have a stab in…
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