The Celebrity Traitors connections that might surprise you
The Celebrity Traitors connections that might surprise youImage source, BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/BBC Creative/PA WireByNoor NanjiCulture correspondentPublished11 minutes agoSpoiler warning: This article reveals details from the first two episodes of The Celebrity Traitors"I know Rob very, very well. I mean, I've sat next to him as he's had a colonic."That was Romesh Ranganathan, reminding us - in case we were in any doubt - of his close friendship with Rob Beckett in the opening episode of The Celebrity Traitors.His words sum up the key difference between this series and the regular civilian version. In Celebrity Traitors, the players aren't just on-screen competitors - many actually know each other outside the show.Lots have worked together, and some are even friends.
- ▪The Celebrity Traitors connections that might surprise youImage source, BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/BBC Creative/PA WireByNoor NanjiCulture correspondentPublished11 minutes agoSpoiler warning: This article reveals details from the firs
- ▪I mean, I've sat next to him as he's had a colonic."That was Romesh Ranganathan, reminding us - in case we were in any doubt - of his close friendship with Rob Beckett in the opening episode of The Celebrity Traitors.His words sum up the ke
- ▪In Celebrity Traitors, the players aren't just on-screen competitors - many actually know each other outside the show.Lots have worked together, and some are even friends.
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The Celebrity Traitors connections that might surprise youImage source, BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/BBC Creative/PA WireByNoor NanjiCulture correspondentPublished11 minutes agoSpoiler warning: This article reveals details from the first two episodes of The Celebrity Traitors"I know Rob very, very well. I mean, I've sat next to him as he's had a colonic."That was Romesh Ranganathan, reminding us - in case we were in any doubt - of his close friendship with Rob Beckett in the opening episode of The Celebrity Traitors.His words sum up the key difference between this series and the regular civilian version. In Celebrity Traitors, the players aren't just on-screen competitors - many actually know each other outside the show.Lots have worked together, and some are even friends.
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