How To Watch The Celebrity Traitors Online – Episode 9 Streaming Tonight

Host Claudia Winkleman looks over her shoulder at the camera on the stairs leading to the stately Ardross Castle, while flanked by two mysterious figures obscured by green cloaks in a promo shot for The Celebrity Traitors.
(Image credit: BBC One)

The BBC’s celeb-stuffed version of The Traitors has been a runaway success, with 19 bona fide celebrities checking in to Ardross Castle to play this compelling game of lies and deception. They’ve entertained us for weeks with casual bouts of mirth and murder. But only 5 remain to battle it out at the final Round Table.

Alan Carr has been so disarmingly funny he’s mostly flown under the “Faithfuls” radar, alongside Cat Burns, who’s remained as cool as a cucumber. But will former rugby player Joe be able to convince his “hundys” to vote against them? Or will the “Traitors” hoodwink them all and make off with the prize pot? Find out tonight when the nail-biting The Celebrity Traitors finale airs at 9pm GMT (4pm ET).

Traitors host Claudia Winkleman kicked things off in style in October when the first 'murder' took place. No spoilers, but if you're late to the backstabbing party, you'll want to know where to watch Celebrity Traitors online – including in the USA, Australia, Ireland, Europe and beyond.

It's mainly British celebs in the running for the prize, including rugby star Joe Marler, singer Charlotte Church, national treasure Stephen Fry, and legendary actress Ceilia Imrie (The Thursday Murder Club).

Read on for our guide explaining how to watch how to watch The Celebrity Traitors online and from anywhere with a VPN.

Where to watch The Celebrity Traitors 2025

BBC iPlayer logo

(Image credit: BBC)

UK viewers can watch The Celebrity Traitors on BBC One and stream all episodes on BBC iPlayer.

Outside the UK? Use NordVPN to unblock BBC iPlayer and watch Celeb Traitors as if you were back home in Great Britain.

The Celebrity Traitors finale airs tonight, on Thursday, November 6 at 9pm GMT.

BBC’s online platform, is free – sign-up for a BBC iPlayer account with an email address and a UK postcode (e.g. W12 7FA). You'll need to confirm that you have a valid TV licence.

How to watch Celebrity Traitors online from anywhere

If you're a UK citizen on vacation or working overseas, you can still watch The Celebrity Traitors online just as you would at home.

While services like BBC iPlayer block access from IP addresses outside of the UK, there's a handy piece of software called a VPN that can change your IP address, allowing you to watch UK TV online.

NordVPN – save 77% and try it risk-free

NordVPN – save 77% and try it risk-free
We love NordVPN – it protects us online and unblocks streaming services, making it a great choice when traveling abroad.. Plus you get a 30-day money-back guarantee and a big discount – up to 77% off 2-year plans plus 4 months extra free. Give it a whirl and see for yourself.

How to use NordVPN:

1. Choose your ideal VPN and install – our go-to recommendation for streaming is NordVPN (try risk-free).

2. Connect to a server - for BBC iPlayer, for example, you'll want to select NordVPn a server based in the UK.

3. Now go to BBC iPlayer - it will let you watch The Celebrity Traitors as if you were back home in the UK. Nice.

How to watch The Celebrity Traitors in the USA

The Traitors UK is available to stream on Peacock – but The Celebrity Traitors has no US release date.

However, Brits in the US needn't miss out. Simply use a VPN to port yourself back home and access BBC iPlayer.

Can I watch The Celebrity Traitors online in Canada?

Those in Canada will need a subscription to Crave to watch The Celebrity Traitors online. Plans start from CA$11.99 a month.

Abroad? UK citizens can simply download a VPN and connect to BBC iPlayer like they would back home, no matter they’re currently located.

How to watch The Celebrity Traitors online in Australia

10Play logo banner

(Image credit: 10 Network)

Great news for “faithful” fans Down Under: you can stream the Traitors UK Celeb edition absolutely FREE on 10Play from Thursday, October 9.

Episodes 4 and 5 of Celebrity Traitors should arrive Thurs/Fri.

To access 10Play, you need to be in Australia. Away from home? Simply sign up to a VPN.


What's happened so far in The Celebrity Traitors? [SPOILERS]

Episode 1

Claudia gathered everyone at the Round Table for the moment of truth: picking her three traitors. Claudia surreptitiously stopped behind a blindfolded Jonathan Ross, singer-songwriter Cat Burns, and – giving the audience just what they wanted – comedian Alan Carr, tapping each of them as a fellow “Traitor”. Alan as a cold-blooded killer? It’s the TV gift that keeps on giving. “I have a sweating problem and can’t keep a secret,” he lamented. But his good humour and innate likeability could help him remain undetected.

There was no murder on night one. But Jonathan, Cat, and Alan arrived at the turret under the cover of darkness to meet their fellow “Traitors” to much shared glee, only curbed when Claudia arrived and informed them they’d make their first kill tomorrow – in plain sight!

The next day saw the contestants embark on their first task: hauling a huge Trojan Horse up a long incline where, along the way, they had to solve a puzzle or sacrifice one of their shields to proceed through each wooden gate. The goal? Get the heavy edifice to the fire pit, set it ablaze, and secure their first £15,000 for charity.

Clare Balding made a rookie error, drawing suspicion she was sabotaging the group by locking in an answer before Stephen and Nick could figure out how many people had died in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet combined. Consequently, Charlotte Church sacrificed her shield so as not to waste any more time – a selfless gesture, though one that raised eyebrows in some quarters.

Mission successfully accomplished, it was back to the castle for drinks and Alan’s squirm-inducing attempt to murder one of his pals in plain sight. It was a nerve-wracking assignment. He had to run his hands over the black lily in the packed castle bar, before touching his victim’s face without the action drawing attention. Jonathan managed to hustle some of his fellow contestants out of the bar. But would a visibly nervous Alan be able to pull off his first kill?

Episode 2

Well, yes. It turns out the cheeky comedian is pretty ruthless when it comes down to it. "I feel awful" he told fellow "Traitors" Jonathan and Cat in the turret. "I've gone and murdered one of my best friends!" Yes, boys and girls, a panicked Alan smeared the deadly poison on English pop star Paloma Faith (boo! hiss!)

Everyone was surprised (except our three cold-blooded killers) to see every single contestant arrive for breakfast. But, as Claudia explained, one of them was a dead "Faithful" walking, as the slow-acting poison wouldn't take effect until later in the day. So, over tea and toast, they speculated on who they didn't trust, and Kate Garraway – whose reactions seemed over the top and put on – was a name on many people's lips, especially Tom Daley.

So, who'd been killed first? We found out in typically dramatic, Traitors fashion. Dressed in black and following a carriage loaded with three coffins, the celebrities formed a funeral procession to the cemetery. Once there, the group were provided one initial clue as to which three contestants the "Traitors" had chosen to be placed in a coffin (one of who they'd killed) with additional clues and wrong answers deducted from the prize fund.

After nervous deliberation, Niko, Lucy Beaumont, and finally, Paloma, were picked to lay down in one of the wooden boxes. And, to pretty much everyone's shock (the majority thought Lucy was a goner), Claudia coldly stated, "Paloma is dead" and slammed her coffin lid down. No one would have thought Alan capable of killing his BFF. Yet Clare Balding's spidey senses were tingling. If he was a "Traitor", she mused, doing so would be a brilliant bit of misdirection.

Led by emotion and "gut instinct", though some were convinced their conclusions were based on reason, accusations were bandied over the Round Table. Stephen Fry set the tone, and shone the spotlight on YouTuber Niko. Tom and Tameka continued to have their suspicions about Kate, though neither Tameka and Tom escaped scrutiny themselves.

Episode 3

After an interminable wait of a week, we finally discovered who was the first person to be banished from Ardross Castle. Social media star Niko Omilana got the lion's share of the votes, and Clare Balding in particular was especially vexed when he revealed that they'd just expelled a faithful. Subsequently, Claudia rubbed salt in the wound by announcing the "Traitors" would strike again that night.

In the Traitor's Turret, Alan was having a blast playing the villain. "They need their wings clipped" he declared, as they planned their next kill. Clare was on their hit list, given she felt Jonathan had reneged on his promise to be an ally to Niko. But it was Tom Daley who didn't bound down to breakfast the next morning, shocking the assembled celebs and especially infuriating Clare. Both she and Ruth has their hunches that Alan and Jonathan could very well be "Traitors".

Later, everyone was driven into the woods for their next money-making challenge, before being led by ominous figures in gold masks to a derelict-looking cabin. There they were locked up and tasked with finding keys scattered around the premises, winning money as each person was set free.

Evidently, the tension was too much for Celie Imrie, who broke wind while Claudia sombrely provided the rules of the game, providing a lot of levity and even making headlines. After solving puzzles to retrieve all 16 keys, each contestant emerged from the cabin, meaning that they'd banked the full amount of prize money for charity. Clare and Mark were even lucky enough to find a shield granting them immunity from the "Traitors" next murder.

Not much later, they were casting accusations around the Round Table. And Ruth went at Jonathan like a dog with a bone, wondering why he'd promised to protect Niko one minute and voted for him to be banished the next. Jonathan deflected masterfully, though admitted later to feeling increasingly panicked as his name repeatedly got brough up, while Alan also faced Clare's theory that he could easily have killed Paloma and fly under the radar as one of her best friends. Yet Mark had become hyper-focused on Tameka's so called "change of behavior," and she ended up getting the majority of the votes.

So, Tameka became the second person to be incorrectly cast out. The "Faithful" were bereft, and the "Traitors" quietly relieved not to have been caught out. So their murderous rampage continues tonight, as we find out who was too much of a risk to let live: Ruth, David Olusoga, or Charlotte?

The Celebrity Traitors Episode Release Schedule

The upcoming series consists of nine episodes, which are due to air twice a week every Wednesday and Thursday evening.

  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 1 – Wednesday, October 8
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 2 – Thursday, October 9
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 3 – Wednesday, October 15, 9pm BST / 4pm ET
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 4 – Thursday, October 16, 9pm BST / 4pm ET
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 5 – Wednesday, October 22
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 6 – Thursday, October 23
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 7 – Wednesday, October 29
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 8 – Thursday, October 30
  • The Celebrity Traitors Episode 9 – Thursday, November 6

Who Are The Contestants Of The Celebrity Traitors?

  • Alan Carr (comedian)
  • Cat Burns (singer/songwriter)
  • Celia Imrie (actor)
  • Charlotte Church (singer/activist)
  • Clare Balding (broadcaster & author)
  • David Olusoga (historian & filmmaker)
  • Joe Marler (former England rugby player)
  • Joe Wilkinson (comedian)
  • Jonathan Ross (presenter)
  • Kate Garraway (broadcaster)
  • Lucy Beaumont (comedian)
  • Mark Bonnar (actor)
  • Nick Mohammed (actor & comedian)
  • Niko Omilana (content creator)
  • Paloma Faith (singer/songwriter/actor)
  • Ruth Codd (actor)
  • Stephen Fry (actor/writer/presenter)
  • Tameka Empson (actor & comedian)
  • Tom Daley (Olympian/entrepreneur)

Is There Going To Be A Series 4 Of The Traitors UK?

Oh yes indeed! Coming hot on the heels of The Celebrity Traitors, season 4 of The Traitors UK is expected to arrive in 2026, and usually its early January in the New Year. Applications are now open for contestants for the greenlit fifth season, too!

How Many Versions Of The Traitors Are There?

There are about 30 versions of The Traitors currently. Beginning with the Dutch show De Verraders in 2021, the series subsequently inspired adaptations in countries around the world, including the UK, Canada, the US, Australia, New Zealand, France, and Spain, plus there's a recently released Irish version and the upcoming The Traitors Ukraine due to launch in late October.

Who Has Been Murdered In The Celebrity Traitors So Far?

The first death was Paloma Faith, who Alan killed during a "murder in plain sight." Tom Daley was the second contestant to fall foul of the "Traitors", followed by Ruth Codd as part of a daring double bluff. The opinionated Charlotte Church went next, while the wily Joe Wilkinson was the fifth "Faithful" to be bumped off. Lucy Beaumont was brutally axed from the show as her murderers did the deed face-to-face, before Alan's subsequent assassination of Celia Imrie (who adored Alan but had come to suspect him).

Who Has Been Banished In The Celebrity Traitors So Far?

YouTuber Niko Omilana, comedian Tameka Empson, and broadcaster Clare Balding were incorrectly outed as "Traitors" and banished from Ardross Castle. Mark Bonnar was sent home following a rare "Banishment by Chance", following a split vote between him and David, before the "Faithful" - continuing a woeful losing streak - banished national treasure Stephen Fry. But the tide turned in their favor when they finally identified their first "Traitor", TV presenter Jonathan Ross, in the show's seventh episode. His exit was followed by Kate Garraway, another "Faithful" wrongly exiled from the castle.


Daniel Pateman
Freelance Writer

Daniel Pateman has been a freelance writer since 2018 and writing for fun for much longer. He currently works across Future Plc brands like TechRadar, T3, Games Radar, and What Hi-Fi?, where he has produced detailed guides on the best streaming services and regularly writes How to Watch pieces informing our readers where to watch the hottest new films and TV shows.


In addition to his work with Future, Daniel writes broadly on topics across the cultural spectrum, including photography, sculpture, painting, and film, the latter being the medium closest to his heart. He’s been published in Aesthetica, The Brooklyn Rail, and Eyeline magazine, interviewed various artists and has reviewed exhibitions within the UK and internationally. He’s also commissioned by curators and artists to help produce catalogue essays, press releases, and museum wall text.

You must confirm your public display name before commenting

Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.