With well-known comedians, broadcasters, athletes and authors being among the line-up this year, you may be wondering how much they are paid to appear.
While contestants in the regular version of the show attempt to win up to £120,000 for themselves, the celebrity series sees the faithfuls and traitors battle it out to snag the prize money for their chosen charity.
Who are the stars taking part in Celebrity Traitors 2025?
Here are all the celebrities taking part in BBC Celebrity Traitors, excluding host Claudia Winkleman.
- Alan Carr – Comedian
- Cat Burns – Singer/Songwriter
- Celia Imrie – Actor
- Charlotte Church – Singer/Activist
- Clare Balding – Broadcaster and Author
- David Olusoga – Historian and Filmmaker
- Joe Marler – Former England Rugby Player and Podcaster
- Joe Wilkinson – Comedian
- Jonathan Ross – Presenter
- Kate Garraway – Broadcaster
- Lucy Beaumont – Comedian
- Mark Bonnar – Actor
- Nick Mohammed – Actor and Comedian
- Niko Omilana – Content Creator
- Paloma Faith – Singer/Songwriter and Actor
- Ruth Codd – Actor
- Stephen Fry – Actor, Writer, Presenter
- Tameka Empson – Actor and Comedian
- Tom Daley – Olympian, Author, Broadcaster and Entrepreneur
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How much are the stars on Celebrity Traitors paid to appear?
Discussing the subject, Marina Hyde and Richard Osman, appearing on their podcast The Rest Is Entertainment, revealed that all the celebrities are paid a £40,000 fee to appear.
Hyde said: “It’s certainly interesting to compare something like Celebrity Traitors on the BBC to I’m a Celebrity on ITV.
“Although we haven’t seen the celebrity iteration yet, we know it’s going to be massive.
“Look at the calibre of the people they got. They were able to pay everybody a blanket 40k fee, right? They’re paying them a 40k fee.”
Celebrity Traitors 2025 starts on Wednesday, October 8, at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
