Fans of psychological intrigue and celebrity showdowns have much to anticipate as Peacock announced the full lineup for the upcoming installment of The Traitors. The list features an eclectic mix of talent from Broadway, Olympic sports, professional athletics, and a wide array of reality television franchises.

Leading the charge are names like Tony and Emmy Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth, Olympic gold medalist snowboarder Chloe Kim, and former NFL running back and Dancing with the Stars champion Rashad Jennings. They will be joined by social media personality Whitney Leavitt, known from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, ensuring a diverse range of public figures entering the Scottish castle.

The highly anticipated season will also see a strong contingent of reality TV veterans and actors, including Bianca Del Rio from RuPaul’s Drag Race, content creator Boman Martinez-Reid, Bronwyn Newport of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, actress Casey Wilson, singer Cody Simpson, Craig Conover from Southern Charm, Cynthia Bailey of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, actor Dominic Monaghan, Emira D’Spain from Next Gen NYC, Gizelle Bryant of The Real Housewives of Potomac, Iain Stirling (narrator of Love Island), Jag Bains and Taylor Hale from Big Brother and The Amazing Race, JaNa Craig of Love Island USA, Joey Graziadei from The Bachelor, actor Johnny Sibilly, Michele Fitzgerald and Q Burdette from Survivor and The Challenge, and Rachel Robinson from The Challenge.

Based on a Dutch format, The Traitors challenges contestants to either be a “Faithful,” working together to identify and banish the titular “Traitors,” or a “Traitor,” secretly conspiring to “murder” Faithfuls each night without detection. All players begin as Faithfuls before host Alan Cumming secretly designates a select few as Traitors, setting off a thrilling game of deception and trust.

The show, produced by Studio Lambert, has garnered significant success, leading Peacock to renew it for an additional three seasons beyond this upcoming celebrity edition, bringing the total expected seasons to at least nine. The franchise has also expanded with a civilian version, The Traitors: New Blood, which is considered the show's fifth season, making the celebrity installment its sixth overall. This continued growth underscores the compelling nature of the format and its ability to captivate audiences with its unique blend of social deduction and celebrity drama.