According to insiders, a well-known BBC host has agreed to participate in the upcoming season of Celebrity Traitors.

The initial celebrity lineup for the show featured prominent figures such as Alan Carr, Stephen Fry, and Jonathan Ross, with other contestants referring to them as the 'big dogs' of the competition.

Claudia Winkleman, the host of the show, has expressed her surprise at the caliber of celebrities who have signed up for the next season, admitting she initially thought the producers were joking.

Amol Rajan, a 42-year-old BBC presenter, is the latest celebrity to join the show, marking a departure from his usual roles in serious programming.

As a seasoned journalist and presenter, Amol is recognized for his ability to challenge politicians and facilitate intellectual discussions on University Challenge.

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With his background in journalism and experience as a presenter, Amol is well-equipped to outmaneuver his fellow contestants and potentially win a substantial cash prize for charity.

A source close to the production has praised the decision to cast Amol, citing his exceptional ability to discern truth from deception and his intellectual prowess.

The same insider revealed that Amol is an avid fan of the show and was eager to participate, promising viewers a unique and ruthless side of his personality.

The BBC has been contacted for comment on the upcoming season of Celebrity Traitors.