The series kicked off at the start of October, seeing faithfuls attempting to root out a small group of Traitors to secure for themselves the cash prize.
But the main difference of Celebrity Traitors will see the stars play for their chosen charities.
Famous faces, including Alan Carr, Charlotte Church, Sir Stephen Fry, and Clare Balding, are all featured in the series.
Celebrity Traitors branded ‘boring’
Taking to X, one viewer of the BBC series said: “Celebrity Traitors is such a battle of ego” with a second describing it as “boring”.
Others said the all-star version was not as good as the civilian version, as one viewer said: “The Traitors is a good format with strangers together, but Celebrity Traitors? Nah!”
Another person who agreed with the thought said: “Why, when TV stumbles upon a great program, does it have to have a ‘Celebrity’ version? I love the Traitors, but this celeb version is c**p!”
Despite some viewers’ doubts, others said they were enjoying the show, sharing: “The Traitors Celebrity UK is so good!” with a second writing “Celebrity Traitors is just great TV!”
When is the final of Celebrity Traitors?
The BBC has confirmed that the series will conclude on Thursday, November 6 at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer, where fans will be treated to a 70-minute episode.
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After the final, there will be an extra special extended episode of The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked on BBC Two and Sounds, where Ed Gamble will be joined by the all-star cast.
What is the prize for Celebrity Traitors on the BBC?
The contestants for the celeb version of the show will be able to win up to £100,000 for their chosen charities.
