Celebrity Traitors 2: who are this year's cast of 'big dogs' and dark horses?
The reality competition show returns on Thursday, with 21 celebrities competing to win £100,000 for their chosen charity.
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The second series of Celebrity Traitors is set to return on Thursday, bringing together 21 celebrities competing for a £100,000 prize for their chosen charity.
The reality competition format, in which players try to identify hidden "traitors" among the group while completing challenges, has built a following since its earlier series.
This year's line-up mixes well-known figures expected to be strong contenders, sometimes dubbed the "big dogs," alongside less predictable participants seen as potential dark horses.
As with previous editions, viewers will be able to follow the twists and alliances that form as the celebrities try to outwit one another over the course of the series.
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- Celebrity Traitors 2 cast: Who are this year's 'big dogs' and dark horses? — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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