Wilfred Webster, Rayan Rachedi and Ivan Brett are launching a new project off the back of The Traitors' huge success.
The show's stars will be hosting their own podcast called It's Just a Game where they'll be discussing all things reality TV — starting, of course, with The Traitors US.
The trio promise to dissect all the winning strategies and the most dramatic moments from the American version, while not sparing other beloved programmes such as The Apprentice, Survivor and Big Brother.
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Wilfred, Rayan and Ivan found fame on the reality TV show hosted by Claudia Winkelman.
Based on Dutch show De Verraders, the UK series of The Traitors took place in a castle in the Scottish Highlands. There, 22 strangers competed in the game as Faithfuls, being called to identify the Traitors among them to win a cash prize.
Meanwhile, the Traitors worked against the others, picking contestants to "murder" in order to advance in the game while not blowing their cover.
In December last year, Traitor Wilfred made it to the final episode but was discovered and voted out by Meryl Williams, Aaron Evans and Hannah Byczkowski.
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The upcoming podcast isn't Wilfred's only project now he's left the castle as he has also teamed up with winner Hannah on another venture.
The duo recently promoted a board game inspired by The Traitors, which promises to give players the full experience of unmasking the traitor or remaining undetected to win the prize pot from the comfort of their homes.
The Traitors UK aired on BBC One and is available on BBC iPlayer. The Traitors US is available to stream on BBC iPlayer in the UK and Peacock in the US.
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