To the nine million plus watching at home, Celebrity Traitors is a slick operation. The decor inside Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands is pristine, the twists and turns are genius and the drama is so all-consuming its audience plans its weekly routine around watching it.
Add to that the celebrity line up – which is the envy of its BBC sidekick Strictly Come Dancing – and it makes for perfect viewing.
This year though, it’s funny too – thanks to the gang of comedians providing light relief among the nerve-jangling intensity.
But away from the cameras, say Traitors insiders, not all of
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