The BBC has confirmed that the second season of The Celebrity Traitors will debut on Thursday, 1 October, at 8pm. Host Claudia Winkleman will return to lead the popular game show, which will air on Thursday and Friday evenings. This season will feature 21 celebrities, including Bella Ramsey, Michael Sheen, Maya Jama, and Richard E Grant, who will compete in the Scottish Highlands. The show combines elements of strategy, deception, and teamwork, with contestants participating in high-stakes missions to win up to £100,000 for their chosen charities. The official companion podcast, The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked, hosted by Ed Gamble, will also return. The second season of The Celebrity Traitors is set to return on 1 October, just as Halloween and the spooky season begin. The BBC show, known for its dramatic twists and high-energy competition, is based in the Scottish Highlands and features a mix of strategy, betrayal, and cloaked challenges. A first full-length trailer has been released, offering a glimpse into the upcoming episodes and highlighting the chaotic and unpredictable nature of the game. The new trailer reveals the celebrity contestants meeting each other and participating in an explosive mission. This season includes a wide range of stars such as Amol Rajan, Bella Ramsey, James Acaster, James Blunt, Jerry Hall, and many others. They will compete in various challenges to win £100,000 for their chosen charities. The show’s format involves teams working together and trying to identify the "traitor" among them, with the winner earning the prize money for their charity. The official podcast, The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked, will also return, hosted by Ed Gamble. It will be available on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and BBC Sounds. The podcast provides behind-the-scenes insights and additional commentary on the show’s events, offering fans an even deeper look into the strategies and drama of the game. With its mix of celebrity culture, strategic gameplay, and charitable focus, The Celebrity Traitors continues to draw a wide audience.