The faithful are about to find out who is the traitor among them.
The Traitors announced the star-studded cast for the fifth season of the Peacock series—set to return in 2027—bringing together celebs from across the entertainment sphere as they compete to win from a $250,000 prize pot.
Among those checking into the Scottish castle are Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt—who recently confirmed her departure from the MomTok-centered series—fellow reality TV staples Craig Conover (Southern Charm), Joey Graziadei (The Bachelor) and JaNa Craig (Love Island USA).
The Real Housewives are also out in full force as Bronwyn Newport of Salt Lake City, Cynthia Bailey of Atlanta and Gizelle Bryant of Potomac prepare to see which one of them can truly be the most deceiving.
And there are certainly more reality stars to contend with including RuPaul's Drag Race’s Bianca Del Rio, Next Gen NYC’s Emira D'Spain, Love Island narrator Iain Stirling, Big Brother and the Amazing Race’s Jag Bains and Taylor Hale, Survivor’s Michele Fitzgerald and Q Burdette, as well as The Challenge’s Rachel Robinson.
Of course, The Traitors has done its best to not only bring together reality stars, but also those from stage, screen and sports with Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim, singer Cody Simpson, actors Dominic Monaghan, Casey Wilson and Johnny Sibilly, content creator Boman Martinez-Reid and the queen of Broadway herself, Kristin Chenoweth.
“The stage is set for a new season of The Traitors,” host Alan Cumming promised in a teaser posted to Instagram Sept. 18. “And what a company we've assembled.”
And that company certainly has some big shoes to fill after season four of the hit show saw Love Island USA alum Rob Rausch take home the prize after successfully duping all the faithfuls, including fellow Love Island star Maura Higgins.
Thankfully, Higgins didn’t hold a grudge over the deception, especially after Rausch gifted her a $16,000 Birkin bag as an apology for the finale.
“See this is my win,” Higgins exclaimed on Watch What Happens Live in March. “I knew I’d have my moment.”
For more shows headed to the small screen next year, keep reading.
Host Henry Louis Gates Jr. welcomes celebrity guests like Elizabeth Banks, Carrie Coon, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ilana Glazer, Noah Wyle, Rita Moreno and many more for an eye-opening season 13.
Neuromancer follows a damaged, top-rung super-hacker named Case (Callum Turner), who according to Apple TV, "is thrust into a web of digital espionage and high-stakes crime with his partner Molly (Briana Middleton), a razor-girl assassin, as they pull off a heist on a corporate dynasty with untold secrets."
The Noah Wyle-led medical drama, which received a staggering 25 nominations for the 2026 Emmys,returns for season three in early 2027.
Making Love is a "bold new relationship experiment which gives singles a completely original and unique opportunity to take destiny into their own hands," according to Hulu's logline. "Can you actually find the person you've always dreamed of?"
With Hannah Berner steering the ship — equal parts hype woman, hilarious hall monitor, and hopeless romantic — expect the drama, the swoons, and the one-liners to hit different."
Apple TV announced that the sci-fi, world-building drama will return for its fourth and final season on July 9, 2027.
An updated and amped-up take on the massive global format I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!, according to Peacock, "the series is set in a dense and unforgiving jungle, pairing celebrities with a non-famous friend or family member in the ultimate test of friendship. Stripped of every luxury – and the perks, privileges, and creature comforts of celebrity – duos face a series of physical and psychological challenges, earning rewards to avoid elimination."
Maura Higgins and Rob Rausch to cohost the show, scheduled to debut in 2027.