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The Huddersfield Daily Examiner

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October 04, 2025

Which of these famous faces will hoodwink them all? Presenter Claudia Winkleman and three of the 19 contestants discuss trust and deception as The Celebrity Traitors hits our screens. By LYNN RUSK

- LYNN RUSK

Each one of them is tremendous.

Winkleman, who also co-hosts Strictly Come Dancing, says staying in character was harder with the celebrity series.

"The biggest challenge was being 'strict," she explains. "All I wanted to do was chat and be friendly, but my role is aloof and grumpy. I found it hard not to just sit down with them and have a cup of tea."

She adds: "They're incredibly smart and kind. They play the game beautifully and were fully immersed in it. It was an extraordinary experience, and we're so lucky 19 people said yes. It's something we never take for granted and are so grateful for."

Clare Balding, 54, who has presented coverage of the Olympic Games and Wimbledon for the BBC, says she is drawn to the show "from a psychological perspective".

"I love the show. Yes, I really find it fascinating, the way group thinking can be influenced," the Hampshire-born presenter explains.

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