Trust no one — except these 12 Celebrity Traitors-inspired products
Last year's winner Alan Carr wasn't exactly a master of subtlety, yet somehow got away with almost everything. David Olusoga summed it up perfectly afterwards, saying Alan “could have come down to breakfast in a green cloak” and he still wouldn't have suspected him.I feel a particular affinity with the show because I actually used to own a duplex apartment in a castle, complete with a turret. There weren't any murders planned there, but, as the top half was an ensuite bathroom, it did make getting up in the night feel suitably dramatic.
- ▪Last year's winner Alan Carr wasn't exactly a master of subtlety, yet somehow got away with almost everything.
- ▪David Olusoga summed it up perfectly afterwards, saying Alan “could have come down to breakfast in a green cloak” and he still wouldn't have suspected him.I feel a particular affinity with the show because I actually used to own a duplex ap
- ▪There weren't any murders planned there, but, as the top half was an ensuite bathroom, it did make getting up in the night feel suitably dramatic.
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Pro The Celebrity Traitors home office collection — 12 gloriously treacherous desk accessories for Faithfuls, Traitors and suspicious co-workers everywhere Deals By Wayne Williams Published 1 October 2026 Claudia Winkleman would probably approve When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: BBC // Amazon // Edited with Gemini) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The Celebrity Traitors is back for a second series on BBC One, which means I'll once again be spending far too much time trying to work out who's lying, who's being murdered and why nobody else…
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