Megan Thee Stallion wants to do The Celebrity Traitors
Megan Thee Stallion is a big fan of BBC's The Traitors, and she would love to do the celebrity version.
Megan Thee Stallion wants to do The Celebrity Traitors.
But the rapper thinks she will not last long on the BBC's game of backstabbing, deceit, and betrayal, where some stars secretly 'murder' other contestants, while the other players, known as the Faithfuls, try to identify and banish them from the castle.
Megan, 31, is quoted by The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column as saying: "Traitors is a good show. I wanna be on Traitors.
"But I keep saying, 'I think if I went on it, they would immediately vote me off because they would think I’m a Traitor.'
"I feel like when you have a big personality, people just automatically assume it’s you."
The second series of The Celebrity Traitors, fronted by Claudia Winkleman, 54, is set to air in the autumn, and features a whole host of big names.
They are singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, 34; comedian Rob Beckett, 40; Love Island host Maya Jama, 32; comic Romesh Ranganathan, 48; The Last of Us' Bella Ramsey, 22; EastEnders alum Ross Kemp, 62; mathematician Hannah Fry, 42; funnyman James Acaster, 41; singer James Blunt, 52; model Jerry Hall, 70; and 38-year-old comedian Joe Lycett.
The line-up is rounded out by Coronation Street icon Julie Hesmondhalgh, 56; Good Omens actor Michael Sheen, 57; social media personality King Kenny, 29; comedienne Miranda Hart, 53; Heartstopper's Sebastian Croft, 24; Barbie actress Sharon Rooney, 37; Industry's Myha'la, 30; Saltburn cast member Richard E. Grant, 69; broadcaster Amol Rajan and comic Joanne McNally, both 43.
The latter briefly disrupted filming of The Celebrity Traitors as she vaped inside Ardross Castle, Scottish Highlands, which is the show's base.
On a July episode of comedians Alan Carr - who won The Celebrity Traitors in 2025 - and Lee Peart's Bottom's Up podcast, Joanne revealed: "I remember we were chatting, having a real deep and meaningful. And they had to cut the filming.
"And they came in, and they're like, 'Joanne, you can't vape in the castle.' I was really into this conversation, pulling on this vape because you do feel very relaxed in the castle after a while."
And that made the writer forget cameras were filming her and her co-stars.
Joanne added: "And I always thought that was horses*** when I'd watch Big Brother before.
"I was like, 'As if you could forget the cameras were there.' But you do, actually."
