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Season 3 of The Traitors, which premiered on January 2, 2025, has once again captivated audiences with its thrilling mix of deception, strategy, and human psychology. Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the reality series takes place in a stunning castle in the Scottish Highlands, where contestants vie for a grand prize of up to £120,000.
This season features 25 contestants from various walks of life, ranging from 20 to 70 years old. Their shared goal is simple: uncover the Traitors before becoming their victims or, if they are Traitors, survive undetected to claim the prize.
Exploring the ages of The Traitors season 3 cast members
1) Alex (29)
Alex, a care manager, joined the show after being intrigued by the concept of psychological games. According to BBC, his mother-in-law encouraged him to apply, believing his skills would fit the show well. He enjoys problem-solving and wants to test his strategic abilities in this high-stakes environment.
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2) Alexander (38)
Alexander, a former British diplomat, was drawn to the game because of his passion for new experiences. As noted by the BBC, he has a background in negotiation and influencing people, skills he hoped would give him an edge in the game. He views the show as an exciting opportunity to apply his diplomatic abilities in a new context.
3) Anna (28)
Anna, a swimming teacher, never expected to be on a show like this. However, after binge-watching the previous season, she realized her knack for controlling emotions and building alliances might help her thrive. As highlighted by the BBC, she applied on a whim and was surprised to be selected for the cast, looking forward to challenging herself in a competitive setting.
4) Armani (27)
Armani, a financial investigator, has always enjoyed problem-solving games and saw the show as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to challenge herself in a new way. According to BBC, she was drawn to the psychological and strategic elements of the show and wanted to test her analytical skills against other players.
5) Charlotte (33)
Charlotte, a business director, applied to be part of the show after being a fan of the show. As noted by the BBC, she believed the experience would be a fun and unique way to test her strategic thinking skills. Charlotte was particularly interested in navigating deception and trust within a group.
6) Dan (33)
Dan, a bank risk manager, was eager to join the show after enjoying the first two seasons. As highlighted by the BBC, he loves strategy games and was drawn to the idea of exploring manipulation and deception in a high-pressure environment. He hoped to bring his analytical skills to the game while enjoying the process.
7) Elen (24)
Elen, a translator, was excited by the show's authenticity, appreciating that the show is unscripted and involves ordinary people. According to BBC, she believed her ability to read people and think strategically would help her succeed. Elen applied because she thought she would be good at the game’s psychological challenges.
8) Fozia (50)
Fozia, a community development manager, has always loved reality games' strategic and psychological aspects, which is why she wanted to participate in the show. As noted by the BBC, having watched previous seasons, she felt it was the perfect challenge for her and something she had always dreamed of doing.
9) Francesca (44)
Francesca, an interior designer, entered the show as a personal challenge. Watching previous seasons gave her confidence that she could navigate the social dynamics of the game. As highlighted by the BBC, she also wanted to show her sons that she was capable of much more than they might think, particularly in a game involving strategic deception.
10) Freddie (20)
Freddie, a politics student, had been a fan of the show since its inception. According to BBC, he believed he had the right skills for the game after watching previous seasons. He was excited about using strategy and psychology to outwit his fellow contestants and win the grand prize.
11) Jack (25)
Jack is a market trader and landscaper. He was encouraged by his mother to apply for the show and was eager to join the show. As noted by the BBC, he had watched the series with his parents and thought he would be an excellent fit due to his strategic thinking and love for the game’s dynamics. The chance to win £120,000 also motivated him.
12) Jake (28)
Jake, a project manager, has always enjoyed mysteries and games involving strategic thinking. As highlighted by the BBC, he applied to the show because he felt the show provided an exciting opportunity to test his skills in a live environment. He also wanted to experience the game firsthand rather than just watching from home.
13) Joe (37)
Joe, an English teacher, joined The Traitors because he was intrigued by the game's strategic elements. According to BBC, having been an avid viewer of reality TV, he was drawn to the show’s psychological gameplay. He felt he could bring a different perspective to the game and enjoy the process of deception and deduction.
14) Kasim (33)
Kasim, a doctor, had been a fan of The Traitors since the first series and applied after watching the second season. As noted by the BBC, he believed he would be a good fit for the game due to his analytical nature and experience in high-pressure situations. Kasim was excited about the challenge and the chance to compete in a strategic environment.
15) Keith (65)
Keith, a window cleaner, applied to The Traitors after watching previous seasons of the show. As highlighted by the BBC, inspired by his love for games and problem-solving, he felt he could contribute to the game's dynamics. He likened the experience to the detective work of old crime shows, believing he could outwit the other contestants.
16) Leanne (28)
Leanne, a veteran, was encouraged by her partner to apply for The Traitors due to her ability to deceive and manipulate in everyday life. According to BBC, she thought the game would be a fun and unique experience, and her ability to blend in and control situations could give her a competitive edge.
17) Leon (40)
Leon, a retail store manager, has always been fascinated by the dynamics of good versus evil, so he applied for The Traitors. As noted by the BBC, his experience in retail has taught him how to negotiate and outmaneuver people, skills he believed would serve him well on the show. He was eager to test himself in a more high-stakes environment.
18) Linda (70)
After watching the previous seasons, Linda, a retired opera singer, joined The Traitors. As highlighted by the BBC, she was fascinated by the psychological nature of the game and thought she could bring her unique perspective to the show. Her love for problem-solving and deception made her confident she could thrive in this setting.
19) Lisa (62) psyc
Lisa, an Anglican priest, is a lifelong fan of murder mysteries and was drawn to The Traitors because she was obsessed with solving puzzles. According to BBC, she has watched countless crime dramas and thought the show would be the perfect challenge for her analytical mind. Her passion for puzzles and mystery was her main motivation to apply.
20) Olivia (26)
Olivia (Livi), a beautician and model, applied to The Traitors after her mother suggested she would be great on the show. As noted by the BBC, she had always loved the game and saw it as an exciting opportunity to test her skills. Despite not initially believing she would have the chance to participate, she decided to apply and was thrilled to be selected.
21) Maia (25)
Maia, a full-time mum, became interested in The Traitors after binge-watching previous seasons. According to BBC, she believed her skills in lying and controlling emotions would help her excel in the game. The potential to win the grand prize was also a motivating factor, as the money would help with her growing family expenses.
22) Minah (29)
Minah, a call center manager, applied for The Traitors after being encouraged by friends and family. As noted by the BBC, she had previously made it to the final stages of the application process for season two and was excited to try again. She felt the game’s psychological and strategic elements were well-suited to her strengths.
23) Nathan (39)
Nathan, a property consultant, was encouraged by his wife to apply for The Traitors, believing his skills would make him a good fit for the game. According to BBC, he was excited about the experience and the opportunity to test his strategic thinking. The potential to win the prize money was an additional motivator for him.
24) Tyler (29)
Tyler, a barber, joined The Traitors after watching the first season with his mother and believing he would be good at the game. As noted by the BBC, he applied on a whim, not expecting to be selected, but was thrilled when he was chosen. His love for the game and its psychological challenges motivated him to participate.
25) Yin (34)
Yin, a doctor of, applied to The Traitors because the game’s reliance on persuasion and rhetoric was a perfect fit for her expertise. With a PhD in communication science, she believed she could use her knowledge of persuasive techniques to succeed in the game. According to BBC, Her passion for communication made this opportunity irresistible.
Catch all the action! The show airs at 9 pm ET on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights on BBC One and is available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
