The Traitors US has given fans a first look at the dramatic new season, starring Love Island's Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, amongst other celebrities.
Set to premiere on January 12 in the US, the American version of the Dutch hit format sees a bunch of famous people competing against each other to identify the 'Traitors' for the chance to win $250,000.
The first trailer for the series, once again hosted by Scottish actor Alan Cumming, sees Ekin-Su as part of the line-up of celebrities strategising to get to the final stage.
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The Love Island winner is part of a 21-strong group of reality TV personalities and celebrities heading to Scotland for the show's outdoor missions and indoor scheming.
Season two will also star Love Island US's Carsten 'Bergie' Bergersen, The Challenge's Chris 'CT' Tamburello and Johnny 'Bananas' Devenanzio, Big Brother's Dan Gheesling and Janelle Pierzina, Boxer's Deontay Wilder and former Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow, as well as Bling Empire's Kevin Kreider, basketball player Marcus Jordan, Dancing with the Stars' Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Shahs of Sunset's Mercedes 'MJ' Javid, Survivors' Parvati Shallow and Sandra Diaz-Twine, RuPaul's Drag Race's Peppermint, The Bachelor's Peter Weber, and Real World: Las Vegas' Trishelle Cannatella.
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Rounding out the cast of the new chapter are a gang hailing from the Real Housewives universe: Larsa Pippen, Phaedra Parks, Shereé Whitfield, and Tamra Judge.
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The clip teases jaw-dropping developments, with Ekin-Su defending herself from accusations of being one of the Traitors.
"Why would I want to murder her boyfriend?" she innocently says in the trailer.
Is she telling the truth? There's only one way to find out.
The Traitors US premieres on Peacock in the US on January 12. A UK release date is TBA.
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