‘The Traitors' Season 4 cast is here: Donna Kelce, Dorinda Medley, Lisa Rinna, Michael Rapaport and more to compete
Peacock unveiled on Friday the latest selection of celebrities that'll partake in the murder mystery game show set in a Scottish Highlands castle.
With actor and The Traitors executive producer Alan Cumming returning as the show's host, this season's cast will feature an array of familiar faces from reality shows of the past and present, like Big Brother, Survivor, RuPaul's Drag Race, The Bachelor and Laguna Beach. Multiple Real Housewives stars, including returning contestant Dorinda Medley, will also be vying to win up to $250,000.
Below, the newest crop of Faithfuls (and Traitors):
Natalie Anderson, The Amazing Race and Survivor
Yamil 'Yam Yam' Arocho, Survivor
Mark Ballas, Dancing with the Stars
Candiace Dillard Bassett, Real Housewives of Potomac
Ron Funches, actor and comedian
Rob Cesternino, Survivor
Monét X Change, RuPaul's Drag Race
Stephen Colletti, Laguna Beach and One Tree Hill
Maura Higgins, Love Island
Donna Kelce, Jason and Travis Kelce's mom
Kristen Kish, Top Chef
Tara Lipinski, Olympic figure skater
Dorinda Medley, Real Housewives of New York City
Tiffany Mitchell, Big Brother
Eric Nam, singer-songwriter
Michael Rapaport, actor
Rob Rausch, Love Island USA
Lisa Rinna, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Caroline Stanbury, Real Housewives of Dubai
Ian Terry, Big Brother
Colton Underwood, The Bachelor
Johnny Weir, Olympic figure skater
Porsha Williams, Real Housewives of Atlanta
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