Celebrity Traitors UK: Who Is Alan Carr and What Has He Been on? Explained
Alan Carr joins other celebrities competing for a £100,000 charity prize on BBC1’s reality show, where he was chosen as one of three traitors by host Claudia Winkleman.
- On Wednesday The Celebrity Traitors debuted at 9pm on BBC1 and the iPlayer, launching its first celebrity edition with 18 celebs at Traitors Castle.
- A mix of chat-show stars and chart-toppers signed up to raise money for charity, including Jonathan Ross, Charlotte Church and Paloma Faith competing for �100,000 .
- Claudia Winkleman opened the series by naming the trio of traitors, including Alan Carr, and producers introduced a graveyard arrival twist before the Traitors Castle.
- Alan Carr warned it would take a miracle for him to come out on top, admitting he lacks a poker face but uses wit to deflect on-screen panic.
- Fans immediately took to social media to react to the premiere, debating Alan Carr’s role as either an early exit or 'incredible television', with comparisons to past contestant Linda this year.
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